Hotels near Mercado de Artesanías

"Lovely little hotel. We had the clean, comfortable, modern, front room with balcony over the street and beautiful mountain view through double sliding glass doors. Two double beds, and nice, clean, modern bathroom. Great service as well!"

"Clean quiet beautiful "

"Front staff need to be trained at least 10 times to be able to do things right. These people follow you around and asked other employees to follow you also. Worst experience in my life…."

"Great stay! Beautiful location and easy to catch a motor taxi into town "

"I actually had to leave after 10 minutes because there was mold on the wall in my room. This is a very dirty hostel with weird vibes. "

"Great customer service. The people at the reception were very friendly and go above and beyond to help you with anything you need. The hotel itself is very basic, you need to ask the reception before taking a shower for warm water, and we needed to ask for a second towel every day, as we only received one towel for two people. Nevertheless the staff was very happy to help with this. The hotel is only a 15min walk from the main square, so I can recommend the hotel if you are looking for a budget...

"Staying with Delfina at Fuente de Agua (Source of Water) felt like being in the warm comfort of my grandmother’s home. Great coffee and breakfast. Warm people and good conversations."

"We chose this hotel for the proximity to the airport. It is good for what it is. It is a 1 star but I’d actually say 2 stars. We normally stay in 4-5 star hotels. It was fine for a quick night and easy access to the airport"

"Gracias muy bien en la ciudad de Cuzco en el hotel cabaña"

"Bad rooms no tv not confortable. "

"Nice hotel for the value of the cost. Nice mountain views. It is a bit far from the Cuso, taxi does not cost mush (around 20 sol) but it takes some time especially in the busy hour. "

"It is close to the plaza the armas "

"The area was perfect - close to the main square and attractions but not right in the middle of all of the bustle. Unfortunately, the apartment was dirty and shabby. It was also frustrating that there was nothing in the kitchen--not even a pour-over or french press--for making coffee."

"This place we were told closed a month ago. The signs are still up outside but it doesn’t exist."