Hotel Guide - Cerro Potosino hotels in , Peru.

"Great hotel to stay at. It was centrally located and very walkable to most things. The staff was friendly and multilingual. The restaurant was fantastic and the beds were comfortable. The room was very clean, had a great view and the amenities were on point. I would stay here again when returning. I did not have a car, so cannot comment on parking, but there was a bus stop near by, also taxi and shuttle services were available. Great place to stay. "

"Family-owned hotel. Recommended."

"The road to get there was a bit rough as we arrived in the night, but this was a very unique and one of kind out of this world hotel. Would recommend 100%"

"The Mountain View, gardens, and staff leave a memorable visit. The staff literally bent over backwards to fulfill our every need: transportation, recommendations and reservations for visits, room service even in the rain! This is my 3rd time there and I will keep coming back.❤️"

"Great adventure & experience! Be ready for a brief hike & “via Ferrata” type of descent into the capsules. Attentive & careful staff."

"Very quaint hotel with large rooms, beautiful grounds. Nice restaurant especially for breakfast. Dinner was ok but atmosphere was very nice. Can walk to train station (5 min). Center square 15 min walk. "

"We stayed seven nights at Tierra Viva and it was the perfect base for exploring the Sacred Valley. The property is beautiful and serene, and the staff were friendly and accommodating throughout. Our spacious room was comfortable, though standard rooms don’t include a fridge. Interestingly, the standard rooms actually seemed nicer than the superior rooms, so don’t feel you need to upgrade. The complimentary à la carte breakfast options were a lovely touch. In the evenings, the hotel lights the fireplace around 19:00 and sells marshmallows to roast, which became a charming nightly ritual. The spa is well equipped with a jacuzzi, steam room, and finnish sauna, though access must be booked in advance and isn’t included. We also loved the touchless water bottle refill station. The road from the main road to the hotel is quite bumpy, so don’t be alarmed. Uber is unreliable in this area, with drivers frequently not showing up. We nearly missed our train to Machu Picchu, but the receptionist saved us by booking a taxi. Tips: ask the hotel to arrange transfers and activities, or use Taxidatum, which is fair priced and trustworthy. For llamas and alpacas, take a taxi to Mountain View Experience for lunch. Tierra Viva is the best value in the region. Highly recommended."

"This is the most beautiful little spot, what a gem! I will return again when I can. It has beautiful and tranquil gardens and grounds. The hotel is quaint, rustic, quiet and small, only a handful of rooms, with personal English speaking staff and superior service. The on-site restaurant is 5 star with an exceptional atmosphere. I will be returning on my next trip to Urubamba."

"The best staff!!!!. The hotel is absolutely wonderful and full of history, but the staff?, goes above and beyond to make you feel like royalty!"