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"It was a nice hotel, good breakfast, good location, friendly staff. Only thing, shower water pressure was inconsistent. "

"All I can say is wow wow and wow! Everyone made you feel welcomed and everyone was super friendly! From the moment we arrived to the moment the taxi door was shut behind us we were made to feel so special The food and drinks were amazing also but the biggest positive was francisco he was just on another level! Honestly I can’t say enough about this place! 5 stars!"

"The hotel is old, not clean and very ran down and i wouldn‘t recommend staying there. The staff is nice but nobody speaks any english"

"We had a great time staying at qema Mancora, clean relaxing atmosphere. Even though we didn't get to do much outside of the hotel due to our short stay in Mancora, we still enjoyed all the amenities available to us."

"Staff was very helpfull"

"They let me stay with my service dog even though I don’t have any certification. Certificate are not required in the USA. "

"Great hotel and even better restaurant. Definitely recommend staying here"

"Excellent service, clean hotel, friendly staff, reasonably priced."

"Professional Service Undermined by Lack of Maintenance Rating: ★★★★☆ Casa Andina Premium Piura offers a polished and sophisticated base for any visit to the city, anchored by an exceptionally professional staff and a welcoming atmosphere. However, my stay highlighted several areas where the physical property and culinary consistency have begun to slip. The hotel’s leisure amenities unfortunately do not reflect its "Premium" status at the moment. The swimming pool was marred by a noticeable accumulation of algae, making it uninviting for a midday swim. Furthermore, the billiard area was a significant letdown; the table was shabby and broken, serving more as a neglected piece of furniture than a guest amenity. The dining experience was a game of hits and misses: The Breakfast Buffet: While it featured an array of danishes, petite croissants, and sponge cakes, the textures were disappointing—dry and seemingly lacking freshness. Additionally, the fruit selection was quite sparse, and the absence of simple staples like yogurt with honey was a missed opportunity for a more complete spread. On a more positive note, the Sunday brunch offered an impressive variety of dishes and a much higher quality of selection. However, at the current price point, it feels somewhat expensive for the local area compared to other high-end options in Piura. Casa Andina remains a reliable, top-tier choice for security and service, but"