“Great choice”

This is a quiet, quaint and convenient place, three blocks from the central Plaza de Armas. It was an old colonial house, the rooms are mostly on the second floor (first level above ground) with a great view from the balconies that run all around. Staff are helpful (arranging tours, getting us to and from the airport to pick up lost luggage) and friendly. The breakfast was good (cereal, yogurt, eggs, bread, jam, butter, fresh fruit plate, fresh orange juice). Rooms are not modern (except for the bathroom, with good showers) but clean and functional. Open beams, white walls, funny little windows and doors. The only problem was heating, which you have to ask for (then they provide a radiator, which is fine). It gets cold at night in Cusco.

“Cozy, modest, beautiful view”

Staff extremely kind, breathtaking view of Cusco and surrounding mountains at sunrise. Great combination of price and comfort. Better isolation of room doors and windows might not cost much and wood greatly improve comfort. It can get a bit cold, but I would definitely come back!

“Not a hotel, it's a hostel.”

It is not a hotel, it's a hostel. Very small and rustic, no heat with a 6 C temperature outside, very unconfortable because of that. The hot water comes and goes and the street in front of it is kind of scary and ugly, it's a side street. Also real expensive for what it is. Would not come back.