Inkas Inn Cusco

This hotel was not near the tourist area of Cusco but was super comfortable and the person behind the desk was a super helpful and friendly guy. Anything that you needed he was able to provide. When we landed and took a taxi we were told that it was 20 minutes and $50 soles not really knowing we talked them down to $40 soles. Well so there is written record and someone can read this and use it the cab ride is 5 minutes and should actually cost $10 soles. We were told not to walk around in the neighborhood by the cab driver as it wasn't safe. I'm not sure about the neighborhood but I can say that I never felt unsafe. I took the cab driver as trying to make sure that we took a cab everywhere because we'd be too scared to walk. Well we walked everywhere and nothing happened, no one even approached us. I'll let you make the call on your comfort about walking around. The hotel itself was exactly what we needed clean bathrooms with hot water and a place to leave our bags while we hiked Machu Picchu. There was zero issue with leaving our bags and the hotel person also got up with us at 5:30am to make sure everything was good and to let us out of the hotel as it is locked in the evening. All in all one of the better stays in South America!

I think it's quite a cute hotel for the price the location is a little bit out but easy and cheap to get a "cab" into town they don't speak much English and they never did put out breakfast but hey it was clean comfortable and very cheap

This hotel is mostly great because it gives great value to the customer in an otherwise rather expensive city for Peruvian standards. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The personnel's English is however a bit shaky, but they are very friendly and helpful. As almost everywhere in Peru, the wifi in hotels is usually a pain. There is a computer in the lobby that can be used free of charge. Since anyone is using that computer, the OS is probably heavily infected with viruses and possibly keyloggers. If you need to access internet banking or your USB stick, I advise you to bring an operation system on a USB stick and to boot from that. If you want to pay with VISA, expect a 10 % surcharge. Inquire with Expedia before your trip if that is in accordance with their "guaranteed price" policy.

Breakfast service , poor. One guy was good at helping being foreign traveller that i was. Too much just locals hanging there.

This hotel was OK, but nothing special. It is not close to sites in Cusco (which we knew before we booked it). Other reviews stating that taxi drivers may no know where it is, are definitely accurate. Rooms were reasonably clean, but very simple and cramped -- a "triple" consisted of shoving a third bed into a room that was previously a "double". The rooms smelled of coca leaves and coca tea. The staff seemed very disorganized -- when we checked out, they did not know how many nights we stayed (one). We had an early train to Machu Picchu and asked if we could have breakfast a little early (6:30 instead of 7:30); we were told that they could not have any food available, but would have coffee, tea, and hot chocolate in the morning. The hot water for coffee was ready < 5 minutes before we had to leave; they provided decaffinated Nescafe (regular Nescafe was not available); there was no hot chocolate.

Bra service, personalen var mycket vänliga och hjälpsamma samt öppet dygnet runt. Dock kunde de inte alls bra engelska. Vi fick kommunicera via google translate. Men detta gick hur bra som helst.

WAS EXCELLENT! AND IN PARTICULAR JULIO IS AN EXTRAORDINARY PERSON THANK YOU JULIO WE ENJOY OUR STAY !!!!!

The Inkas Inn is a surpising little outpost in the quiet suburbs of Cusco that is a sweet little gem and a bargain. Just a short, cheap taxi ride from the center, the airport, and the rail/bus stations if you are headed to Maccu Piccu from here. The Inn is in surprising good condition. Breakfast is some barebones bread and coffee, but sufficient to get a start. The staff was very nice and helpful with any questions (although I don't know if they are English-speaking; I happen to speak fluent Spanish, so the issue didn't come up). If you don't feel the need to stay in the center and near the action, the Inkas is a perfect place to stay. A complimentary pot of mate tea upon arrival was another nice touch. Oh, the wi-fi works well.

Inkas Inn Cusco is a new hotel runned by a family. They were really nice people although we can't communicate in English very well, they are trying to help whatever you ask. Location was a bit difficult to find. Because it was a new hotel, some of the taxi drivers didn't know where it was so we had to go around the neighbours for a while. But after all it was a good place to stay.

muy buena la atención, gran amabilidad de sus empleados, lo recomendaria a cualquier persona, si vuelvo a cuzco, ahi me hospedare. los precios son muy economicos para ser un hotel 3 estrellas.