Hotel Quilla

Situated along a quiet street less than 5 minute walk to the main square, the hotel has a beautiful garden archway entrance, setting the building slightly back from the road. We had a room at the front of the hotel, so this helped dampen the noise of any passing traffic. The noisiest sound we heard were the roosters in the morning. Reception clerk was very friendly, and even gave us a choice of which floor we wanted our room to be on. We didn’t actually look at each room, but most hotels just assign rooms well before check-in. He even offered us free post check-out luggage storage. Both classy touches. The room was very spacious, with a small table and storage unit. Plenty of well-placed outlets to charge devices. Modern bathroom - no problem getting hot water in the shower with reasonable pressure after a few minutes. The bed was very comfortable. TV had good variety of channels. We had a small balcony that afforded a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains and valley. Breakfast was continental style. We were early birds and the attending lady offered to make us scrambled eggs as well. Really, there is nothing to fault. We were very happy with our choice and would stay again. Given its reasonable price and positive attributes, we have no hesitation in recommending this hotel to travellers passing through Urubamba.

Nothing to criticize

Great location, very helpful staff, comfortable room with a great view. And loved the garden and the roof terrace.

The hot water in the shower was sporadic.

Trato amable del personal

Nos hubiera gustado que tuviera ascensor

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Todo hermoso

Todo hermoso

Foi tudo excelente! Gostamos bastante! Muito limpo e cama maravilhosa! Com uma vista linda da janela!

O chuveiro demorou a esquentar, mas depois não foi um problema.

Convenient hotel, comfortable, nice views from rooftop, nice vibe, five minutes walk from Plaza de Armas, quiet. Staff and pleasant and helpful (spoke no english, but tolerant of my bad spanish!) Urubamba is not a tourist town per se (like Pisac or Ollaytaytambo), so you get to see a little bit more of real life. Clean, and has some decent restaurants - convenient base for exploring Sacred Valley a bit more slowly than day trips from Cusco. Was happy stayed here.

No elevator so if have mobility issues 4 flights of stairs could be an issue....