We stayed here before and after our Gap Adventures tour of the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu. The main plaza with all the best restaurants and things to see is literally a couple of minutes walk away. The roof in the communal areas did leak a bit with heavy rain so was a bit slippy in places. Overall would definitely... More

Was clean and had hot showers. The wifi was free but only works in the main foyer area. Free tea and coffee all day and breakfast was pretty dceent. You can also order eggs. Great location as was two blocks from the main square. They were a bit disorganised with regards to luggage storgae and i had to go hunting... More

Stayed at this hotel for 4 nights. Serves the purpose as a place to sleep but not much else. It does have a little charm but nothing fancy here. Just a 2 minute walk to the main square and immediately in the area of many shops, restaurants, attractions. I stayed in two different rooms. TV, no fridge and I didn't... More

Good location, but everything else is horrible. NOT recommended. No hot water and VERY noisy. When we returned from the Inca Trail our backpack, which was stored in the storage room, was soaked. More

This is a conveniently located, clean budget hotel. Be warned though that it can be noisy due to some rooms being arranged as if in a prison hall! More

I spent 4 days in Cusco before taking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, and I stayed at the Cusco Plaza II. The best part of the hotel is the location--it's very close to the main plaza, which is a big deal when you're a solo female traveling on foot. It is a very basic hotel, but I found it... More

We had a pretty terrible stay in Cusco Plaza II, firstly as part of an otherwise perfect GAP adventures tour and then an extended stay due to illness. This hotel is corroding GAP's reputation in our opinion. Problems - some of the staff INCREDIBLY rude and apathetic (unlike every single GAP representative whose customer service was 100% all of the... More

The location is not worth the problems. I'd advise anyone to avoid this place like the plague, We stayed here with 14 other people for several nights as part of a gap tour. Gap were brilliant, this hotel was far from it. Too many problems to list (we had the same issues as other reviewers below with unsecured "secure" bags,... More

We stayed here as part of a Gap Adventure tour (Peru Panorama). We stayed for one night before embarking to Ollantaytambo to hike the Inka Trail, then returned afterwards for two nights. It’s actually quite a large hotel but you wouldn’t know from the outside. Rooms are located over 3 floors, down little hallways and in nooks and crannies. Most... More