Hostels in Cusco

'When I got to the hotel, I was told by the receptionist that my room was given to someone else and '

'Het bed was heerlijk zacht en de douche lekker warm na de Salkantay trek te hebben gewandeld. Het was wel gehorig... de muziek van de rooftopbar staat tot 22u hard aan. Zodat je die door het hele hostel hoort. Door de vermoeiende trek en de vroege wekker voor machu picchu gingen we er vroeg in. We stoorden ons daardoor aan de muziek. De treinen die langskomen vonden wij niet heel storend.'

'Was not the first time I stayed there normally very please clean. Staff is pleasant. However, this time I checked in late because I had a tour to get their tired at 11:30 at night thinking I have a confirmed booking already paid for. To be told that there’s no room available for me when I’m traveling with a 13 year-old and we’re exhausted and it’s super dark outside. Everything is closed. They gave my room to another person at least that’s what the first person told me. I had to sleep in the...

'Probably one of the best hostels I’ve stayed in! Also wasn’t super loud at night which was great.'

'Pros: - Very kind staff, they really seemed to care about their clients. - 24/7 check in and services including WhatsApp communication in need of assistance. - I mentionned to the staff what I had difficulties with (see cons about humidity) but they informed me that there wasn't much they could do to help and couldn't accommodate me with another room at that time. They did clean the room however which was appreciated even though it didn't feel dirty. - Staying over at this hostel is actually...

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'The lady who owns and runs Chabela Host, is quite literally the nicest woman in the world. My room and bathroom were super clean, she gives plenty of blankets, there is hot water with decent water pressure, and she provides a breakfast at your request. I’m only sorry, I couldn’t stay longer. The place is a little hard to find from the street. Upon entrance, you need to walk all the way down to where the street ends and the only option is a left hand turn. Don’t turn! Just knock on the door in...

'Ok you have to walk the stairs for this hostel but then you get to a typical backpacker hostal with a kitchen you can use, free mate de coca and a very helpful man at the desk. He speaks very good english as well. The rooms are small but have a great shower with hot water. They serve a simple but nice breakfast and on the roof you have a great view over Cuzco city.'

'Really nice hostel, close to the plaza and really friendly staff. Decent breakfast as well. Has a cat which is an added bonus.'