The Arawi Pastoruri Hotel is located in Huaraz, Peru. The rooms are nice and clean, and the hotel’s restaurant has stellar views of the Cordillera Blanca.

Huaraz is at the center of adventure sports in the Cordillera Blanca. The city is surrounded by three impressive mountain ranges that offer up all sorts of trekking, climbing, and mountain biking opportunities. Horseback riding is a more mellow way to experience the beauty of the countryside. The town itself has some delicious restaurants and cool coffee houses, as well as a wonderful museum – Museo Arqueológico de Áncash – on local Chavín and Recuay cultures.

The Arawi Pastoruri Hotel is located about 10 blocks from the Plaza de Armas. It’s fairly easy to explore downtown from here, including major attractions like the museum and Cathedral.

This hotel has 28 cozy rooms. These good-sized rooms have a private bathroom and a hot water shower. Wi-Fi access allows you to check emails and update Facebook, while the cable TV can keep you entertained during downtime. The rooms are also set up with a telephone that can make both national and international calls, as well as a safety deposit box where you can store valuables. Rooms on higher levels have great views of the Cordillera Blanca.

A made-to-order breakfast is served in the restaurant on the 7th floor of the hotel—while dining you will enjoy awesome views of the surrounding city and mountains. Dinner is also offered, and there’s a bar stocked with a range of beer, wine, and liquor. If you want an even better view, visit the 8th floor balcony. This is a good spot to scope out the landscape at sunset.

Guests without a smart phone, tablet or laptop can use the public computers in the hotel lobby. These computers are set up with high-speed Internet. Coca tea – which is said to help combat the effects of altitude sickness – is offered nearby.

The Arawi Pastoruri Hotel has two conference rooms that guests can book for meetings and events. The hotel also has laundry service and a storage room where you can keep luggage while trekking through the Cordillera Blanca.