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Arequipa

Cirqa

A discerning example of traditional Arequipean architecture

Dating back to 1540, this cream-hued boutique accommodation, built partly from volcanic rock, features carefully preserved arches and columns. Circling courtyards, dotted with greenery and including expansive windows, the structure is designed to merge the inside world with the outside environment.

The 11 light-flooded rooms, with high-vaulted ceilings, look out across two patios and are individually decorated. Light tones and simple, soft furnishings add warmth to the stone-lined spaces and place emphasis on the original architecture. Complimentary snacks and beverages are sure to enhance your stay, along with modern amenities, such as a Smart HDTV, with Netflix and a wireless speaker.

Guests can dabble in the in-room dining option, or take to the on-site restaurant, with a salon and sprawling terrace, to sample Arequipenean gastronomy, focused around fresh ingredients. On the rooftop, another eatery, positioned next to an organic garden, can be found, allowing you to indulge in an array of regional dishes, paired with dreamy vistas of the city and nearby volcanoes.

A heated plunge pool set on one of the patios and a therapy spa room call for idyllic moments of relaxation. For those who want to explore Arequipa and its natural surroundings, a variety of excursions can be arranged.

Highlights

11 guestrooms

Rooftop restaurant

Organic garden

Dining room

Sitting room

Terrace

Patio with heated plunge pool

Spa room

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