Hotel Paradis Suite Cusco

"I was surprised that the hotel staff could speak some Japanese. There was also Japanese signs all over the hotel, which made it easy to understand. I also liked the laundry service and the pool."

Hotel Montecristo Cusco

"Hotel Montecristo. The location is good. Just walking distance from the main plaza and with easy access to the main attractions. A short walk uphill and you are in the “acueducto” as well as a good spot for nice view and pictures of the city. There is a small grocery store and a pharmacy nearby. I was able to get any last minute items that I needed from there, like water, sunblock, insect repellent, etc. The rooms are comfortable. The breakfast was light but ok. And the internet can definitely be better, but based on the location (Cuzco) you can’t ask for much. Right? The staff people were friendly and helpful when needed. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the city."

Hotel Jimenez Inn

"The hotel is located 15 minutes by car from the center. My reservation indicated that breakfast was included, but when I got there, I was surprised by an additional fee of 20 soles per day per person. This was quite frustrating. Also, we faced issues with room facilities. In the first, the shower had constant temperature issues, swinging between hot and cold, making bathing an uncomfortable experience. In the second room, we were informed that we would only be able to use the jacuzzi once a day. This restriction was not mentioned during the reservation and severely limited my relaxation experience during the stay. Employees began sweeping the stairs at 7 a.m., resulting in an unwanted wake-up due to noise. Additionally, the presence of transparent parts at the top of the room doors and windows allowed external light from the hallways to illuminate my room, affecting proper rest."

Hotel EN Cusco

"They provide breakfast in the morning, it's clean and quiet, and it's really nice. There's a supermarket 20 minutes away on foot. It seems a little out of the way, but it's good. Highly recommended."

Hotel Monasterio San Pedro

"Nice hotel , very beautiful. Staff was nice breakfast was ok ( nothing special ) but I recommend it ."

Novotel Cusco

"Lokasinya bagus, tepat di kota kuno, nyaman untuk berjalan kaki ke semua bagian kota kuno"

Casona Dorada Hotel Cusco

"The hotel is simple, but the service is very good. They helped us with everything we needed. We were able to communicate well with the girls who work there, even though we spoke Portuguese."

Centro by Casa Andina Cusco Saphi

"We stayed for six days in the Centro by Casa Andina in Cusco. We had an excellent experience from start to finish. All of the staff were attentive, polite and hugely helpful in particular the front desk team and Jacqueline and Lydia in the breakfast room. Rooms were a good size with plenty of storage space - they were clean and towels were refreshed daily. The breakfast buffet included a wide range of juices, salads, fruits, breads and jams. Cereals, porridge and muesli were also available alongside a selection of four hot dishes daily which typically included fresh pancakes, scrambled egg and a variety of meat dishes. The tea/coffee station included a bean to cup machine that offered milk-based and standard coffees. The location was central - just 10 minutes walk to Plaza De Armas and there are a wide variety of excellent restaurants on the way. We had an early start on one of the days and were leaving before breakfast - reception staff arranged a cab for us and provided a lunch bag with sandwiches, fruit and snacks."

El Mirador de Santa Ana

Casa Cusco Guest House

"Run by a married couple. The hotel is in a great location, just a 5-minute walk from the square in Cusco. However, it is on a hill and at a high altitude, so the air is thin, so keep that in mind. You can also take a shared bus from the airport to the square (if you have the energy, energy, and peace of mind). However, there was no hot water in the shower at first. Because of this, I had to contact her husband, who runs the hotel, every time, which was inconvenient. However, if there was anything, they would come to my aid via WhatsApp, and when I went to Machu Picchu, they let me leave all my luggage there, and they even secured a shared bus to the hydroelectric power station, so the service was excellent in that respect."

Dragonfly Hostels Cusco

"The hostel offered a really nice Pisco Sour workshop. They showed us which ingredients to use and how to prepare the drink. Special thanks to John, Liz and Wally for showing is the inside secrets of this amazing drink! We really recommand attending this workshop, its every friday!"