Cusco Hotel Guide - Hilario Mendivil Museum hotels in Cusco, Peru.

"The best accommodation we had on our trip through Latin America! The staff were completely professional yet friendly. We had a truly spacious room and bathroom. The Wanchaq train station (for trips to/from Machu Picchu) is just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. It’s about a 15-minute walk to the main square. The breakfast is well above average (almost like brunch) and is served starting at 3 a.m. The espresso at the hotel (and in Peru) is far better than in Brazil. The hotel bar also serves excellent cocktails. After our arrival from Lima, we immediately continued on to Machu Picchu, and storing our luggage for one night was no problem (we didn’t check in until the next day, after returning from MP). If I ever return to Cusco, I can save myself the time of searching for a hotel - I’d definitely come back here."

"My room was above the kitchen it smelled to fried food in the morning "

"We decided on the Novotel because of the covered courtyard. The pictures didn’t do it justice it is a beautiful historic building which is extremely well run from the front desk to everyone in the restaurant and breakfast area. We opted to have our last drinks of an evening in the yard as it was so magical at night. The location is within an easy walk of everything couldn’t have asked for more."

"Very spacious. Nice jaccuzzi in washroom. Felt really good hot tub fighting headache from high altitude. Staff ver helpful. Nice breakfast too. Didn't get to see the rooftop (sign being closed?) Overall recommend. So close to the market too. "

"Amazing property, beautiful gardens, great bar and restaurant, comfy and clean rooms, perfect location - high recommend."

"Great staff and always the best breakfast !!!"

"Pleasant stay. Top location and very good service. "

"El servicio, el recibimiento, las atenciones fueron al 100%. Tuvimos una hermosa estadía. 😃❤️"

"Upon first arriving, I was out of breath from how much I had to hike uphill to get to the property. This wasn’t a surprise, since one of the reviews had mentioned it. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The first thing I noticed about the room is the walls are very* thin. You will hear other guests and footsteps easily… and when I tried to take a hot shower, my hot water didn’t work. It took a short while to get moved to a new room. I was so tired from hiking Salkantay, I was happy to finally take a hot shower and get to bed. The bed was warm and comfy and I was happy the room came with a heater. The breakfast is nottt friendly for anyone with dietary restrictions- you get crusty bread, cheese, ham, and eggs. I got fruit (1 banana & 1 tangerine) because I didn’t eat any of it. That was definitely disappointing… and then when I got back to my room, I smelled cigarette smoke because the walls are so thin, the windows also have cracks that let outside air in. At that point, I felt complete with my stay and left early, even cancelled the scheduled taxi I had and got my own taxi on the road. "