Cusco Hotels with Wifi

"If you stay at this hotel, absolutely make sure you don't get a room with an interior-facing window (one that doesn't connect to the outside). Otherwise, it will be incredibly stuffy, making it impossible to breathe properly and sleep. Don't even count on the air conditioning; it's completely broken. Before, I closed the interior window because I was afraid of noise, but I couldn't sleep at all and found myself struggling to breathe. Only after opening the interior window did a little air come in, and I was able to manage some sleep. The soundproofing of the door isn't great. During breakfast hours, they play music, and you can hear it clearly through the door. The interior-facing windows are directly above the breakfast area. See the picture. Another very unpleasant thing happened: I returned to the hotel at 10:40 PM and found the main entrance locked, all doors were locked. I frantically knocked on the main door. Luckily, there was still a guy at the front desk on duty, otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to get back in. I've included a picture to prove this point. The front desk staff's English is just so-so. Also, I was mistaken for Japanese again and given a registration slip in Japanese. I asked if they had slips in other languages, and they said yes. But even after seeing my passport, they still gave me the Japanese one. I don't even know what to say. Then they were all smiley and playful, I don't know if they were joking with me or what. Anyway, I can read Japanese, and it was all Chinese characters, so I just filled it out. The breakfast was just okay. All these *** Western country breakfasts are pretty much the same; only a few dishes offer some variety or are particularly tasty. The best thing at this hotel's breakfast was the ham. About a 30-second walk from the hotel, there's an intersection with a lot of trash and many stray dogs eating from it. Since there are many tourists, these stray dogs are used to seeing them and generally won't bother you. However, for safety, I still kept my distance from them."

"Our train back from Machu Picchu was delayed, so we didn't get to the hotel until 10 PM. Upon entering, we were immediately greeted by a cozy warmth. The turndown service was already complete, and there was even a hot water bottle. It was hands down the best night's sleep we've had so far on this trip. The hotel itself is incredibly stylishly decorated. Breakfast is a buffet, but you can also order à la carte. The coffee is excellent too. Highly recommend!"

"We have come to really enjoy the Costa del Sol properties in Peru which have very well designed and spacious rooms with comfortable beds and bedding that ensures a great night's rest. The location was excellent - with 5-10mins walk fro the main squares but up a lane with the rooms in a newer building further behind the main entrance so it was very quiet. The room and toilet was also extremely clean which was very much appreciated after our 4D3N Inca trail expedition with no showers and basic toilets. The Cusco property was also a very beautiful stately mansion with very nice central foyer to enjoy the welcome drink on a nice cool Cusco morning. We also thoroughly enjoyed the buffet breakfast at Paprika with a full spread of fruits, cereal, bread, cooked items and eggs to order. We will definitely be back!"

"The outdoor environment of the hotel looks good, but the structure of the room is particularly poor. The wooden floor makes walking noises and the voices of people talking in the corridor never stop throughout the night. The curtains in the room do not block the light. The lighting in the yard shines on the room all night. Anyway, it is uncomfortable to live there."

"The hotel was beautiful and clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location was great and right off the Plaza de Armas, close to shopping, the Inka museum and restaurants. The only downfall to the location was the proximity to bars and disco clubs. You can hear music, people and the bass all night long (on weekends until 5:30 am). Other than that, it was a great stay! I would just recommend to wear the earplugs at night."

"The hotel converted into an ancient house is quite large inside and very local. There are many public rest areas and the courtyard landscape is beautiful. There are often surprises in corners, antique furniture decoration, and the atmosphere is full. The room is very spacious and the bathroom is large. There is a separate toilet and shower room. The independent balcony can rest and enjoy the street view. Luggage can be stored at the front desk and 2 minutes walk from the weapons square in the city center."

"The photos don't do justice to the place! The hotel is fantastic--the location is close enough to the attractions but just outside of the main tourist area since it's up on the hillside, so it's the perfect combination of convenience and relaxation. The check-in process was so welcoming, we felt at home as soon as stepping into the hotel's courtyard. The views from the hotel were unbelievable; the breakfast was great; the rooms were very clean and has all the comforts you'd need. And don't miss the llamas in the backyard! The restaurant staff didn't seem very experienced but it was sufficient."

"Cusco stayed at this hotel for three nights. Easy to travel, good service"

"This hotel absolutely exceeded my expectations. Located in the heart of Cusco, it's incredibly convenient for getting around and finding restaurants. Converted from a monastery over several years, the entire hotel is beautiful and grand, a perfect blend of history and modernity. I was also pleasantly surprised to be upgraded to a suite for free. The room was filled with a sense of tranquility, and I slept comfortably at Cusco's high altitude. The breakfast was also plentiful. The only downsides were the slightly noisy air conditioning and the soft pillows, but I still highly recommend this hotel!"