Casa de Campo Cusco

LA HABITACION RESERVADA , NO FUE ENTREGADA AL LLEGAR, SINO MUCHO MAS TARDE, LUEGO DE UN RECLAMO AL ADMINISTRADOR, SEGUN ELLOS POR FALTA DE COORDINACION INTERNA EN TEMA DE RESERVAS.

It. Is to far from activities and is high over the city and many steps to climb. Not accessible to taxis

Freundliches Personal, gutes Frühstück. Gepäck kann während der Touren untergestellt werden.

Excelente, trato muy agradable, la vista increible

We enjoyed this hotel and thought it gave a GREAT value for the low price. As others note - the view is incredible. Great view from our room and very nice to eat breakfast in the dining room with the view in front as well. The heating in the room was useless and we were supposed to have a fireplace - although we wouldn't have used it - that we didn't have. Breakfast was nice, rooms quiet, - overall a great value.

Amazing view of the city of Cuzco. Probably one of the best views from a hotel room!! They also have a really good breakfast. I was so happy to have fresh fruit after being in Argentina for a week with only bread for breakfast. It was cool to have a fireplace, but I didn't use it.

There are good things and bad things about this hotel; my main gripe is stairs. It's built onto a hill, and the stairs are uneven, so it was pretty difficult for us to get our luggage all the way up. Of course, my main compliment is the view! Getting up all those stairs was worth it to sit in our little sitting room, or even out on the common area, and look out over the area of Cusco. My husband and I got a bottle of wine and enjoyed the night on the patio. It does feel a little older, with some seriously creaky floors, but the staff was nice and breakfast was good.

Great hostal type place to stay for the cost. Gonzalo was a tremendous help in booking our trip to Machu Picchu!

Quite a nice hotel a little far from the main place "plaza de arma" but we really enjoyed the view, we enjoyed the little 5-8 min walk everyday, internet was OK for us. Staff was really nice. Breakfast very good.

If you stay there, be ready to walk uphill for a while because no one will drop you off at their door, and get a map to know where to go because the only help you will get from the staff if you get lost will be to walk out the door to see if you are around, i.e. they think you are dumb enough to miss their front sign. When you get to the room, they won't start the heater or tell you how to use it. BTW, the view you see in the picture if from their dinning room so don't expect to have a stunning view of Cuzco from there. Long story short, Do I recommend this hotel? No, Would I like to book another night there? Definitely not.