Loved this hotel. Quite, very helpful staff and just a short, no more than 5 minute, walk to the Plaza de Armas. The room was big, clean and had terry robes for our use and slippers. Also had a hair dryer and a mini bar so we could store our waters in the fridge to keep cold. Breakfast was great and a full assortment of choices. The 1/2 day Ruin tour was great- our guide was with us 5 1/2 hours (no extra charge) and included the Cathedral and Qorikancha. I would definitely recommend this hotel. (We were in a Superior room so don't know if the other rooms had the same things.) Stayed there Sept. 2011

We stayed at this hotel twice, before and after the Inca Trail. It is located about minutes walk to the main square, which is full of shops, restaurants, people selling paintings etc. Its a pretty safe, clean area, with everything you need within walking distance.

The hotel is about 10 minutes from the airport via car, and is a very nice, old Peruvian building, secure, clean, lots of courtyards and sitting areas. Reception staff are helpful, everyone spoke English, Breakfast was good, but you need to go and speak to the staff if you want something (eg. eggs) as you won't get asked and this is included with the breakfast. Selection of fruits and cereals was good, very fresh, you either got cippolatas or bacon as the hot option, I only got bacon once out of 8 days.

Rooms were quite spacious and comfortable, TV's, fridges, airconditioning/heating, good storage. Bed was large and comfortable. First room was on ground floor, larger than normal, but noisy as it backed onto the breakfast room and the hallway was used as the main thoroughfare for guests arriving and leaving with suitcases. Second time we were upstairs, slightly smaller but quieter.

Overall, this was an excellent experience, I would recommend this to anyone. I will upload a couple of photos shortly, although I didn't take any of the room unfortunately.

We were delighted to find this hotel to stay in Cusco. We ended up staying three nights before doing the Inca Trail, and checked in for a night on our return (highly recommended if you have been trekking for 4 days, comfy beds, quiet, nice bathroom, nice breakfast room etc). It is in a good part of town, close to the main square but quiet, with nice restaurants nearby. We enjoyed pizza in a tiny unnamed place almost opposite the hotel, you won't know it is there unless they are open, it had room just for 4 tables and a pizza oven .

I travelled with a friend and for $100 inc breakfast and free coca tea, we had a nice modern room with two double beds, including all the amenities you might want - fridge, safe, dressing gown - and a duvet! Clearly you can find cheaper places in the city but it was worth it. Plus how many hotels do you stay in with an original Incan Door?! (Rumi Punku = Inca Door)

Friendly staff and nice food too - 5 star.

This hotel was a real bargain in Cusco. We stayed for 3 nights (including new year's eve) in 3 guys, and the room was huge, the beds really confortable and everything worked fine. The building of the hotel is beautiful, the staff is friendly and is always anger to help. The breakfast is honest and the coca tea served abundantly really helps with the soroche. Also, the location is perfect, 3 blocks from the Plaza de Armas. Very good bet!!!!