Cozy little hotel/B&B located at 8 minutes walking distance from the city centre, lovely courtyard, quiet and secure neighbourhood, basic but nice rooms equipped with hairdryer and bathrobes. Room service gave us two bottles of fresh filtered water every day which was very nice. Breakfast was definitely a highlight: we were able to choose between omelettes with cheese, spinach, onions and tomatoes, pancakes, fried or scrambled eggs every morning plus ham and cheese, cereal, yogurt, different sorts of fruit and nice homemade guacamole. In the evenings you can dine at the small restaurant which serves a variety of local dishes. Juanita and Fabiana were very nice and are superb cooks.

Nothing

The hotel was unique and characterful. Rooms were comfortable and we had a good view of the city. The hotel was in a fairly quiet location and within an easy downhill walk to the main old town. The staff were lovely and helpful. The outstanding feature was the breakfast. The chef made a wonderful granola and preserves and was very attentive to cook the eggs the way you like them. This was one of our top breakfasts in Peru!

The road ran alongside the property and is cobbled and busy at rush hour, and hence there was some road noise. It didn’t bother us as we were at the back on the first floor.

We was a bit worried when we turned up as it said 'Hostel', however had a private room and bathroom and felt exactly like a hotel. Room was so cute, had 3 huge beds in and looked over the garden. The place was beautiful and so quaint. Staff were beyond helpful and friendly. They always had a chat with us and helped with tours/guidance. Great location, so close to Cusco town centre, less than 5 min walk. Breakfast is all freshly made, the lady running the kitchen is a true gem and made us fresh pancakes to start the day.

Being picky, but maybe earlier breakfast times as missed out one morning as had to leave early for a trip. Most of the trips leave at 6am.

Lovely hotel with a beautiful garden, only 5 min. walk from Plaza de Armas. Everything is beautifully decorated with different effects. Good rooms, beautifully decorated with large comfortable beds. The breakfast was lovely with many options, and you can order different dishes too. The hotel also has a small restaurant, open in the evening. We had dinner there one evening, a good option after a long day in Cuzco. Very friendly and helpful staff. We can definitely recommend the hotel and would love to come again

everything was fine (:

Booked for 1 night originally but ended up staying there 3 times during our stay in Aquas Callientes. Staff were super helpful and friendly, kichen staff were brilliant. The breakfast is really good, better than most im our montg in Peru. fresh cooked eggs, omelette or scrambled, with choice of fruit and fruit juice. There's free tea 24/7 and a heater in the room, nice touch. All in all, great value, siuated very close to the main square

Strggled to find things we didn't like tbh. We stayed in rooms 6 and 7, which had some road noise, but on our third visit, we stayed in room 5, which was quieter.

The staff was very nice. Check in was easy and the beds were comfortable. Breakfast was very nice with a small choice of a la carte eggs done a few ways and pancakes. Added amenities like distilled water, a couple pieces of local fruit, pen, paper and an on site minu were appreciated.

We were on the ground floor and the transfer noise from the room above was considerable, especially at 4am when ppl are getting ready for their tours. I'd recommend spending a bit more for a balcony room so this isn't an issue if you're not getting up before others. The noise from the cars passing by on the road was noticeable - at first we thought it was the wind but realized it was the traffic, even being set back quite a bit from the road.

Charming and unique hotel, accessed through a simple discrete door in the street. Rooms spotless and excellent breakfast. We had a city view room overlooking the roofs to the cathedral- great in the day and by night.

It is cold at night in late May in Cusco. The oil-filled radiator provided was ok, but the room really wasn’t warm.

The staff was great, always helpful and with a smile. They were all great! I cannot say enough about that. The place is beautiful also, and quiet. The beds are comfortable. You will have a nice night rest.

It is some distance walking to the center, not too far but it will take a few minutes to get there. Also, be aware that it is not a handicap accessible facility. Keep this in mind if you have difficulty going up and down the stairs and if you are not stable when walking.

Such wonderful "Cusco-esque feel" abounds from the moment the taxi stops on the cobbled-stone single lane street right at the most unassuming front door entrance, straight through the unperturbed front-desk welcome and room check-in . . .the very beautiful photos that helped me choose El Balcon in my search months ago, revealed only in small part, the actual Beauty of the place!!! . . . The Dining Hall's Attendants are such wonderful professionals . . .the Room Service offered is exceptional!!!

Nothing.

Such a cute hotel! We loved that this hotel was so close to all of the main Cusco tourist area. The staff were super friendly and helpful! The first night we had taken blankets off of the other bed in the room so they left us a heater to keep warm. The building is really cool, hundreds of years old! Reception had informed us that due to the building being so old with thick walls the wifi might not work in our room but it still worked great. The food there was great too, you should absolutely try the brownies on the front desk - they are made with love by the hotel chef. The shower was nice and hot as well.

Sometimes was a little loud at night, due to the old doors - not a big deal we just used white noise on the nights we had to get up early for tours.