Hoteles cerca de Mercado de Pisac en Pisac

“Great location. I stayed 2 nights. Free filtered water and tea all day. The breakfast was also good. Two scrambled eggs, avocado, bread, jam and a fruit salad. My room was right across from the yoga/meditation area with floor to ceiling windows. It was nice to spend time outside my room. The hotel owner also arranged an affordable taxi for me to go to the Pisac archeological site and then I hiked backed down to the town, which I highly recommend.”

“Muy bien ubicado..me atendieron excelente!muy amables en su atención!”

“The location to this hotel is very nice, walking distance to the main square and the views from the balcony rooms are beautiful. The photos are nicer than the actual hotel itself and the balconies are small with no chairs like the photos suggest. There is no heating available and I only had hot water for half of my stay there which was upsetting since it was very cold. However the bed was comfortable enough ,it was clean, but an older room and the staff is nice. To get into the building you...

“Un lugar muy tranquilo y lejos del ruido. Una experiencia bonita. ”

“The photos looked great and stated a king bed, I made sure to ask for the king bed at the property and they gave us a double bed. We made the best of it but our shower had a dead grasshopper in it along with used soap from the previous tenants, the shower curtain was also filthy and the room was over all super dusty. It was super loud you could hear the conversations from the lobby in the room. Do not recommend. ”

“I actually had to leave after 10 minutes because there was mold on the wall in my room. This is a very dirty hostel with weird vibes. ”

“Nos fue increíble muy amable .”

“Gracias muy bien en la ciudad de Cuzco en el hotel cabaña”

“Todo estuvo perfecto solo lo malo fue 1ue el último día no hubo agua”

“The area was perfect - close to the main square and attractions but not right in the middle of all of the bustle. Unfortunately, the apartment was dirty and shabby. It was also frustrating that there was nothing in the kitchen--not even a pour-over or french press--for making coffee.”