"Diavaran" is a Spanish publication with an international distribution which is characterised by its meticulous revision of all that comprises of the five star hotel scene at the destinations it visits. The editor of the magazine personally verifies the installations and attention of the properties by travelling incognito with a group of determined assistants.
The magazine is distributed to personalities related to all areas (i.e. cultural, political and business amongst others) in all of the Spanish speaking countries
(i.e. Spain, Venezuela, Argentina, Mexico, Chile and Uraguay) and also in other countries such as Japan, The United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany, France and Italy. The magazine has no relationship directly, or indirectly to any hotel chain or organization in the hotel industry, nor does it receive publicity or any type of patronage, its financing coming basically from direct subscription.
The General Manager of the Hotel Monasterio, Philipe Spagnol, manifested that the latest award belongs to all the collaborators and staff of the Hotel being as it was they who offer guests the highest standards of service, security and confidence, and always ensure that the guest´s stay is an unforgetable pleasure.
For his part, the General Manager of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, Patricio Zucconi emphatisized that the mentioned award is the result of the maximum effort that the personnel contributed to offer a service of high quality, punctuality, enthusiasm and cheerfullness to all of the Hotel´s distinguished guests, to whom he expresses his sincere gratitude for the recognition awarded by way of the "Diavaran" magazine. He also emphasized that the award was a motivation to continue working with eagerness and dedication towards the development of Cusco and Peru.
These latest awards add to the recognition already won by both Hotels at international level as the World´s Best 700 Places to stay. Top Hotels, Resort Cruise Lines awarded by the magazine Conde Nast Traveler and the World´s Best Hotels T + L 500 presented by the Travel + Leisure magazine, both in the presente year.
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