Hotel Marqueses

We loved our stay at the Hotel Marqueses in Cusco! Just like the pictures show, a historic building constructed in the Spanish Colonial style, the rooms give to one of two central courtyards. The rooms were well appointed and comfortable and the breakfast was very complete. The personnel were very friendly, helpful and accommodating!

1) Not so much a dislike as much as an observation to share: the rooms all open to the central courtyard and the public spaces are not climatized (heated). We were just there in late May which corresponds to late fall and at a high elevation. If the sun isn't shining it is generally cold. The bedroom that we had on the first floor was equipped with a space heater which was adequate for the purpose. 2) I suspect that the thick walls affected the wifi and cellular data signals. We managed.

first of all, the staff are exceptional! so welcoming and kind. Dennis brought us our first sip of coca tea when we stepped into the hotel and never stopped making suggestions and recommendations and helping us to arrange our logistics The hotel is in a very old building and has a beautiful inner courtyard with flowers and fountains.

the room was a tight fit due to the double bed plus a single bed. But, you know, old buildings.... Also the floors were quite creaky and thin walls, For a couple days, my husband claimed there was no hot water in the shower.

Location was perfect. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful and the hotel itself was great, authentic and like walking back in time.

Feeling we were welcome . Professional and helpful staff Have O2 tanks ready for customer to use if needed. Nice breakfast Very good location

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I loved the central location with only a few minutes to get to the main square.

It took the hot water forever to come through and some days it was just luke warm.

Su ubicación, estilo colonial y el desayuno excelente.

El baño auxiliar en el patio principal. Mal presentado.

Very close to the main Square and the plaza, pretty quiet, good deal, safe area

I would only stay in this place if you like something musty, old, and appreciate a King Arthur-era type hotel that looks like it hasn't been updated since it opened. Everything is worn down and I'm not talking in an antique sort of way. There are no actual windows on the rooms, just wooden doors that you open to let in light. We were a family of three traveling in one of the rooms and they gave us a room with only one bed even though the rest of the rooms in the hotel appeared to have two beds when we peeked in all of the doors We rented three rooms and every single bathroom had a problem. One shower left us standing in 4 inches of water within a minute of turning on the water and leaked all over the bathroom. (we asked them to fix it three times and it still wasn't fixed by the time we checked out). One shower caused dripping over the sink when the shower was on. One shower had no hot water. That being said, the water pressure was good. All in all, I would probably avoid this Hotel and spend a few more dollars for something nicer.

Close to City Center. Friendly helpful staff.

The noise level of a bar nearby in neighbourhood was extremely loud, so loud we couldn’t sleep the night before we had to be up at 4:00am for the Salkantay trek.