Hotels With Breakfast in Cusco Region, Peru

My experience at Andean Dreams Hotel was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. The highlight was definitely the staff, who went above and beyond to make my stay comfortable and stress-free. They kindly allowed me to store my large luggage at the hotel while I traveled to Machu Picchu, which was such a huge help and truly appreciated. The cozy atmosphere was made even better by their thoughtful touch of offering tea available all day — perfect for keeping warm after long days exploring the Andes. It felt like a little home away from home. If you want a place with genuine kindness, helpful service, and cozy comforts in a beautiful setting, Andean Dreams is the perfect choice. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the region!

The hotel is very well located, and the restaurant is unbeatable. I didn't give it a 5/5 because I went for my birthday and wasn't given any gifts, even though I specified them at check-in.

This hostel/hotel is located in a quiet part of Cusco, but easily walkable to the centre ”where, it's all happening”. The room was very spacious and the bedding very warm. I could imagine the rooms may be a little cold in winter as I saw no form of heating . On the top floor you can help yourself to tea and water. Breakfast was decent, in relation to how much the room costs per night. No English was spoken on site, so be prepared to use Google translate if you don't speak Spanish! I'd definitely stay here again. Showers did give hot water but it could be intermittent. Nice roof terrace if you want to sit and chill in the sun. (See photos). If you want to pay using a credit card there's a 5% service charge on top.

The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. We arrived feeling a bit of altitude sickness, and they immediately gave us important advice and tips on how to alleviate the effects. The hotel room was clean, tidy, and comfortable. Breakfast offered a wide variety of food options.

Run by a married couple. The hotel is in a great location, just a 5-minute walk from the square in Cusco. However, it is on a hill and at a high altitude, so the air is thin, so keep that in mind. You can also take a shared bus from the airport to the square (if you have the energy, energy, and peace of mind). However, there was no hot water in the shower at first. Because of this, I had to contact her husband, who runs the hotel, every time, which was inconvenient. However, if there was anything, they would come to my aid via WhatsApp, and when I went to Machu Picchu, they let me leave all my luggage there, and they even secured a shared bus to the hydroelectric power station, so the service was excellent in that respect.

We didn’t hesitate to stay again after our Machu Picchu tour. Same hospitality and service were offered to us. We always have hot water for drinking in our room which is a plus since we love drinking tea which helps in soothing out dry itchy throat due to the altitude. The breakfast was delish and the bed is comfortable! Highly recommended!

This hotel is located in a small alley, with an inconspicuous facade, but the interior is a delightful surprise. At its center is a beautiful little garden, bursting with vibrant flowers and plants, surrounding which are elegant four- or five-story buildings, seemingly recently constructed. The pale yellow exterior is striking and elegant. The windows are adorned with rustic brown wooden latticework, and the interior features solid wood floors, stylish wooden furniture, comfortable and clean bedding, and well-equipped bathroom fixtures and toiletries. The breakfast is plentiful and delicious, and the dining room is also exquisitely decorated. The staff are warm and attentive; our experience was excellent!

Besides the location (5mins walk from train and restaurant’s) and quality of the rooms, the reason this is getting a 5 star review from me and my mates was the customer service. The people working at the hotel - in particular Nathale and William - were absolutely wonderful. Probably the best customer service I’ve ever received (I mean this literally). They went above and beyond to answer all our questions and helped us navigate train suspensions and protests (even offered us showers and a place to rest after climbing Machu Picchu, post check out). They didn’t just respond to needs, they assessed and identified what would make us more comfortable and they delivered it proactively.

not in the centre of Cusco but close enough, 5-10mins to main square. we left our luggage at hotel when we went to Machu Picchu and when we got back was already waiting for us in our reserved room. decent size bed/ room, bath room but small and the fan is cold in winter as it blows directly to the shower/tun. But generally good service. breakfast was also decent, although they seemed understaffed at the restaurant

Recommend take uber or taxi to locale. The walk from Plaza Armas is approx 6 minutes but hilly and traffic both foot + car traffic is heavy. The hotel is an uphill climb as is all of the city. The doors open to a small court yard. To your left and right are schools. Just walk straight on and ring the door buzzer. They buzz the door open very promptly. If the court yard door is closed there is a door buzzer reachable from the sidewalk. Breakfast is made to order eggs, bread, good coffee + 3 types of juice. Owner + family are friendly + helpful. Room had a kettle + temperature control. Family speaks english. Enjoyed my stay.