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La Mansion Casa

La Mansion Casa

La Mansion Casa is a typical mid-range hotel in the Andean town Andahuaylas with simple guest rooms and a cafeteria.

Established in 2012, this is a modern hotel which genuflects to Peru’s colonial style with white-washed walls, little balconies and tiled roofs, comprising a building set in a flowery garden with a sunny aspect.  Polished wood and gleaming tiles add to the bright and cheery ambiance.

The guest rooms are compact, neat and light but the fabrics rather chinzy reflecting traditional Peruvian taste – don’t be surprised if you find some towel art on your bed! The public areas are more modern with bold colours and glass table tops, and other decorations refer to aspects of Peruvian culture. 

The basic comforts – heating and private bathroom with hot shower – are present, as is a laundry service, parking and cafeteria, and complimentary Wifi is available. 

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Charlotte's fascination with Latin America began with a family holiday to Belize. She went on to study Spanish in school and at university before spending a year living in Santiago, Chile.

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