Would not rush back, apart from the lack of water to which the answer was a big bottle off water, breakfast it's quite honestly not anywhere as good as other hostels.

With the 100's of 3 star hotels in Cuzco, we were bamboozed with where to stay. Our friend, who runs a small local tour company, chose the Qosqo for us. Why? Perfect location! We loved our room, looking onto the main street. It had a tiny cute balcony (you could look down to the two squares), and we didn't mind... More

This hostel is located on the second floor mere steps from the main square in Cuzco. The reception folks were nice and offered to bring some coca tea to our room upon arrival. Our room (206) was next to the reception area and overlooked a church courtyard next door. I thought the $60 price was fair for the double room... More

Good place though quality of rooms vary quite a lot. Inside rooms have windows facing the corridor, no real privacy and quite cramped. But the room we spent most of the time in was great: room 207, with a window facing a church. Quiet, with daylight and reasonably spacious. Unfortunately though, you cannot trust the staff to give you the... More

Visited Cusco 3 times; stayed here twice. Suburb location, just off the main Plaza. The staff is friendly and attentive. The overall property and rooms, while modest, serve the purpose. Keep in mind, if you are in Cusco, you are NOT hanging out at the hotel. Continental Breakfast is sufficient to get you on your way. Previous review is correct,... More

Booked online through a Peruvian internet tour operator Turinetperu. Small modest hotel just half a block from Plaza de Armas. Inside rooms quiet but no windows. Rooms facing street a bit noisy, but worth it if you like the view. Our quiet room faced La Meced church. Includes basic CB. Very clean and comfortable. Attentive staff. Rooms with bath. Internet.... More