Valicha Casa Hotel

Good and cleaning room!Bedding is very comfortable and bathroom is clean.Staffs are very kind and helpful.They helped me to find the bus to the airport!The breakfast is also good with fruit &egg &juice &bread…Very good value for money and maybe 15 mins walking to plaza de army.Quite and safe area!

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First off, I'd like to say that the shower was absolutely fantastic. There was genuinely hot water and you didn't have to wait long; sometimes it would come immediately, sometimes it would take 10 seconds, but you didn't have to wait 5+ minutes wondering if hot water would ever come. The pressure was also excellent. There was shelves (actually two) for placing soap, shampoo, etc. in the shower (a small thing, but it is remarkable how often these seem to be missing in showers in these parts). The room was well appointed and included a wardrobe with hangers and shelves to put things. The bathroom had a towel bar (another thing sometimes missing from bathrooms (hooks are inadequate)). They cleaned the room every day. The towel was changed daily, and the towels are in good condition. Apparently, they have four WiFi routers in the hotel. Three provided a strong signal in my room. Generally the WiFi worked well except for a brief period on a Sunday afternoon and even then it was functional enough for low bandwidth activities. Breakfast was provided. They always included some kind of protein, eggs or cold cuts with cheese. Happily they provided items beyond the usual bread such as a pancake with bananas or fried potatoes with sausage. It wasn't a huge breakfast, but it's sufficient to tide you over to lunch. Coffee and tea were abundant. The bed was comfortable with plenty of blankets ( the room was the coldest I experienced of four hotels in Cusco; apparently they have electric heaters, so you might want to ask about that if you want to stay warm when you aren't in bed).

I had the privilege of staying at the Valicha Casa Hotel for six nights right before Christmas, 2024. And, I’m so glad that I did. I was greeted upon arrival by a young woman who probably weighed half of my weight. She promptly insisted that she carry my two quite heavy suitcases to my room – since I’m 77 years old, I both felt bad and was grateful. She then offered several times to make me a tea which helps with altitude issues. The next morning, I had the first of six (free) breakfasts. Everyone was a bit different, but all were delicious. For example, how does juice, creamy freshly scrambled eggs, bread, a cup and a half of fruit, and excellent coffee sound? I sent a photo of one breakfast to my stay at home wife and she was jealous. The room was very spacious, clean, and even had a large TV with DirectTV included. The bath towel was bigger than many I’ve had in some of the large chain hotels. My room even had a balcony with a table and two chairs on it. Airport transportation both ways was included in the price. The women who worked there (own the hotel?) were all very accommodating and kind. All of this for the price of one night at one of the “big name” hotels in Cusco. On my next visit (this time with my wife), can you guess where I will be staying?

Cusco is largely steep hills, so be prepared for some good leg workouts if you don't use taxis.

Really kind and gentle staff!🌸 Clean rooms. Hot shower. Delicious breakfast! They were so kind that they even let me store my suitcase so I could go to another place. I love here and would love to come back again☺️

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Comfiest beds ever ! Rooms with balconies are very beautiful, you can look out to the whole of cusco at sunrise. Warm showers, kind ladies working there, breakfast included.