Pisac Hotel Guide - Horno Colonial San Francisco hotels in Pisac, Peru.

"Merci. Excellent service"

"Amaizing place , extremely good service. "

"Exceptional customer service, the staff was more than happy to accommodate any needs we had while we were there and always had a warm smile to greet us with"

"Beautiful just as the website describes- excellent pizzas, excellent hospitality, delicious breakfast buffet Entertaining dancers!!! Love this hotel!!"

"Wonderful hotel. Wonderful staff. Expensive but worth it. "

"I would stay again "

"I loved the view from the balcony!"

"All around great spot super friendly staff "

"We had an amazing week long stay at Gustavo’s house in Lamay. The house and property are unique and beautiful and located in a stunning valley surrounded by mountains. One of the many mountain rivers that feed the Urubamba runs right through the beautifully designed and maintained grounds. Gustavo’s communication and attention to detail is excellent, he supplied us with fantastic information throughout our trip planning and supported us as flight cancellations altered our plans. He made sure we were comfortable with every aspect of the house and property when we arrived and was always quick to reply whenever I reached out to him.Whatever requests we had throughout the trip were quickly handled by Gustavo, Sharme and Lalo. Sharme’s cooking is fantastic and we enjoyed delicious breakfasts and dinners throughout our stay. Her management of the house and property is equally skillful. Lalo drove us all around the Sacred Valley, taking us to the major sites but also using his extensive knowledge to show us some less well known spots that we never would have seen otherwise. Lalo was a great resource and guide, all of his recommendations were excellent and the whole family enjoyed all of our day trips. The care and attention taken by the team to support and welcome us, coupled with the transcendent beauty of the Sacred Valley made this an unforgettable stay and one that I would strongly recommend to anyone who is headed to the Cusco area."