Peruvian Highlands Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Peruvian Highlands, Peru

"Many of the rooms have limited windows. They lack AC or heat so there’s minimal fresh air exchange unless a window is open. But then the street noise and exhaust fumes can be a serious issue. Very limited western outlets, no mini fridge, no coffee maker. Beds are hard but we slept well. Location is good, staff is very helpful and friendly. Breakfast staff are also excellent. However,, buffet food is not properly heated and kept warm. "

"Great location only a block from the main square. Plenty of shopping and dining options nearby. You enter into the property and are instantly walking into a beautiful and peaceful courtyard which our room was accessed from. This property was built in the early 19th century as a wealthy Spanish family’s villa, so it has a lot of historical charm and is well maintained. The included breakfast was of high quality and lots of variety. Staff was friendly and helpful. Highly recommended if you’re staying in Cusco."

"Best place to stay when seeing Machu Pichu"

"The staff was amazing Nancy and Victor was with me all the time. Great location! "

"Gorgeous hotel! "

"The hotel was excellent! I was impressed by how clean the room was. The cleaning staff has cleaned my room every day."

"Quiet room, helpful staff"

"Beautiful hotel with great amenities. Lots of activities offered including pisco sour classes, ceviche making class, tour of the hotel (which was a former convent), etc. Very helpful staff as well."

"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!"