We just returned from an Inka Trail trek, and we found that this hotel was the perfect place to spend 4 days in Cusco getting acclimated. We had a very simple, clean room with a private bath and a wonderful view of the city below us. The street (Tandapata) does not have any cars, so it was wonderful walking back... More

I stayed at this hotel for a total of 4 nights at the start and end of a trekking trip. The hotel is clean, but basic. The rooms in the basement / lower levels tended to be very cold (according to others in my group) so opt for a room on the higher levels. Staff are very friendly and helpful... More

is a small cozy hostel has a very nice decor and comfortable rooms I always offer a discount when you pay cash highly recommended

This hotel is small and cozy, this near the central square, we are walking through San Blas, so we were 4 days, stored our luggage when we went to Machu Picchu, also offer you a discount without even ask, but you must pay cash, that's no problem, I recommend.

good care, very nice decoration, picked up at the airport and helped us

the hotel is quite nice but very expensive. the bedroom was very small without any view ( with a view inside the hotel so if you want light, everyone can see you !). it was very clean . the breakfast is very light ! We asked to be awake at 5 in the morning with breakfast at 5h15 ....everything was... More

Our tour operator chose this hotel for us as part of our package. It was ok and we were fine but I can see how many others would not like it. This hotel is basic. Most of the rooms are down below the first floor. Ours was 2 floors below but we still had windows due to the steep hill.... More

We planned this trip for so long and it was the first hotel we stayed in Cusco. This hotel is located in San Blass, It's a good walk to the city centre due to the altitude the way back is the killer one! To start they didn't show up at the airport on time as they said. I had to... More

The hotel sells on its website, the great views of Cusco, which ou can only get if you stay at the first floor, paying extra for it. Most of its rooms are 2 floors down, and have no view. Also, they do not have blackout curtains, so you'll be perfectly awake at 5 am each day. The breakfast is just... More