“very friendly & genuine family run hostel”

Mamma and staff went out of their way to ensure we had the perfect Cusco experience. Extremely helpful. Location is great with all you need close by including the Macchu Picchu ticket (& bus) office up the street as well as Peru Rail on the next block (5min walk). 2 markets close by - within 2 blocks / 5 to 10min walk as well as good street food vendors. The hostel has a convenience shop on the street front. The hostel is quiet / good for sleeping except..... you could as you know, encounter other hostel guests who have no regard for anyone else when they get ready & leave very early in the morning for the Macchu Picchu train... unfortunately this happened to us twice in our total 7 day stay..... woken up by disrespectful, loud americans... The bathrooms are a good size with hot water and the hostels breakfast consists of juice, tea/coffee, bread, scrambled eggs and jam. Not our thing but did try on our first morning and it was fresh / hot / tasty. Internet worked well in both of the rooms we stayed in (before & after we went to Macchu Picchu). Remember to take all the usual precautions with the altitude. If you require a Doctor / Clinic there is one just down the street. We would definately stay here again. Thank you to Mamma & family!!!

“Good”

Very friendly hotel, helped us book some trips at a good price. Breakfast is very basic, just eggs and bread with butter and jam but was still very nice. We also got a free airport pick up which was nice, and they kept our bags safe when we did the 4 day Inka Trail.

“not a good place to stay”

Location could be better: away from plaza de armas! The service is excellent, they pick us at the airport for free.The room is big and clean (they even clean it everyday) but the place look like it is still under construction and the neigbor is terrible.