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Cuzco, Peru – Hotels

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Morning sun rising at Plaza de armas, Cusco, City

These are a few hotels we stayed at or visited in Cuzco over several trips. Please email dave@pon.net if you have any comments or additions to this list.

Amaru Hostal is located between San Blas and the Main Plaza. Nice courtyard for relaxing is available.

Belmond Hotel Monasterio del Cuzco is the place to stay in Cuzco if your budget can afford it. This used to be an old seminary dating from the 17th century. Now its a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. Two nice courtyards are contained within its walls, a bellman out front to help you in, and several great restaurants located within side. Nice shops are located within the vicinity of this hotel, although they tend to be more pricey then other shops selling similar items elsewhere in Cuzco.

El Balcon Hostal is located in a building that dates from the year 1630. The building looks like a typical “California Mission”, white washed walls, tiled roof and nice wood railings on the second floor.

Del Prado Inn is very centrally located near the main Plaza del Armas (main square). The rooms are nice, clean, homey and well decorated. A Peruvian restaurant is located on site. Visit: www.delpradoinn.com

El Tumi Oro Cusco is located at 6 Cuartones N 245 PHONE: 244413 – This hotel is one block from the main square – features 24 hour security, and hot and cold water 24/7. For budget travelers this hotel is about as cheap as you will find and its clean and safe also. They also have kitchen facilities, laundry and postal service. Two stories. Very nice courtyard with chairs and benches for sitting and reading. Bathrooms are shared. One of the bathrooms is quite cramped as it is located under a sloped walkway.

Hostal Caceras is very centrally located at Plateros 368 and is very cheap – approximately 12 soles per night. The showers tend to dribble and may not always have hot water – although one or two showers are dedicated to having hot water. At times I heard large rats running above my head in the ceilings. The staff is friendly, they will do laundry, there is a phone that sporadically works on the premises. The hotel is several stories and there are many bathrooms available. It surrounds a central courtyard – it is located about 1.5 blocks from the main plaza. The rooms are very clean even though the main building has seen better days. Some of the rooms appeared to be undergoing renovation. Phone: 22-8012

Marani Hostel – is located in the San Blas part of town and within a short walk to La Plaza de Armas. Fairly clean, comfortable and affordable. A budget travelers destination.

Loki Hostel www.lokihostel.com

Piccola Locanda is a B&B catering to Italian tourists. This is a very nice clean comfortable B&B. They also offer tours. Please visit their website for more info: www.piccolalocanda.com

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  1. inca jungle trail says

    July 13, 2016 at 9:59 pm

    Inca jungle Imperial is a great option to get involved with the nature of the jungle and with the original Inca trails that we have in this part of the Peruvian jungle.

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