It´s an amazing place, very comfortable and super pretty. They have great service and great food. I´ll definitely will like to recommend it and we'll try to visit them again.

I’ve seem comparisons between the Casa Andina Private Collection and The Monasterio in Cusco. But there is no comparison; this is not at the same level. That said, it’s a really good hotel. The public areas making use of the walls and ceilings of the old mint are a pleasure—the lobby, the bar, and the open breakfast area. Most of the rooms, though, are in a functional modern extension at the back, which is very much the parador model and not unexpected. The location is perfect. The staff were really helpful and we enjoyed our interactions with them. I come back without hesitation.

This is one of five hotels that we stayed in during our family trip to Peru.
It was a very clean and comfortable. My husband and I stayed in the older part while my children stayed in the newer part (I wish we could have had a connecting room but they were just around the corner). We stayed only one night but we loved Arequipa so much we wished we stayed longer.
My one negative would be -- the omlete bar was unmanned during the morning breakfast (and we were there during the middle of the time). This was not unusual as in four out of the five hotels we stayed at - the omlete bar was unmanned. The rest of the buffet was fine and carried a lot of selection so it was not a real issue.

We stayed at the Casa Andina Private Collection for three days in December 2011. The hotel is in a perfect location within easy walking distance to main attractions, historic sights and good restaurants.
The breakfasts were a full buffet with omelet station, good food and fresh fruits with friendly service.
Nice place to stay. The rooms were clean with easy access to the internet. The entire staff was friendly and helpful. Special thanks to Patricia for all her help!