Casa de Campo Cusco

親切なスタッフ、素敵な部屋、ホテルからの素晴らしい眺め。バスタブにお湯が入ったらもっと最高でした。でも、大満足です。

Brilliant views, very friendly staff but very steep steps. Heidy is awesome - English speaking and on top of everything. We were there in Winter - the heating is pretty lame. There was a fireplace in one room but the logs were too long for it - the lit logs would fall on the wooden floor - a definite fire hazard. All in all a great place and give the feeling of living in a tree house. Recommended 👍

Nice hotel with a great view and very friendly staff. Lots of steps. Close to centre.

Casa de campo would not be my first choice if I were to go to Cusco again. It would probably be toward the bottom of my list. The room was not comforatable. It was missing basic things like light bulbs and power outlets and a shower head. The bathroom had an awful smell that permitted throughout the entire space. The WiFi doesn’t work, that was the most annoying thing. The rest I could deal with because I was only spending one night, but WiFi was essential. My brother was able to connect on his crappy android device though. Also, there an inconveniently and dangerously placed pipe jutting out of the wall in the stairway, it almost caught me in the face on multiple occasions. The bed was not soft. We had a two bed room and there was only 1 spare blanket. I asked for another and was brought a dingy blanket that looked as though it had been stored in shed for a few years. Also, there was a very loud chorus of street dogs that kept us awake all night. eg the barking chain (see “101 Dalmatians”). It did however have a nice view over the city. And maybe this is just how the hotels in Cusco are. But it wasn’t something I’d want to do again.

Casa De Campo is nestled on the side of a hill in the San Blas area of Cusco, just a short ten minute walk uphill on little cobblestone streets from the Plaza de Armas. Our room was on the front of the building and provided us with lovely views of the cobblestone street below as well as the city of Cusco, including the plaza. We spent the few days around New Years Eve there, and although we were in the Plaza de Armas (and, really, you should be, too) for the holiday itself, for the days we stayed there following New Years Eve, we had the lovely and surreal opportunity to see leftover fireworks exploding in the sky for a few days afterward from the comfort of our bed. The staff were accommodating and helpful with all of our questions about what to do and where around Cusco, and even tried to help us sort out a few complicated arrangements for our later trip to Machu Picchu. I'm sure you'd love it there as much as we did.

Es un bonito hotel, el servicio regular no hay teléfono en la habitación y si quieres desayuno a tu cuarto tiene que hospedarte en una suite. Por lo demás tiene una vista linda del Cusco.

Great price, quaint hotel, helpful staff. It had cute little courtyards to enjoy your tea. They also served a simple breakfast everyday. The basic rooms are lacking in most modern amenities (AC, heater, hair dryer) but you can get them upon request.

muy triste llegar a un hotel asi de sucio y mal mantenido

I enjoyed my room very much, but it appears that the rooms are not consistent. My friends did not enjoy there room as much. Breakfast is okay, wifi is spotty.

EL LUGAR ES LINDISIMO,CON VISTAS A LA CIUDAD Y A LOS CERROS.A LA NOCHE SE VE UN ENCAJE DE LUCES,TIENE UNAS TERRAZAS DELANTE DE LAS HABITACIONES CON SILLONES Y MESITAS DONDE SE PUEDE DISFRUTAR DE UN TE O MATE ,A SU GUSTO.