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"The house was nice and the picture were for the house but as most time, it looked nicer than it was. Overall the house was clean and the bed and everything was good, but everything was starting to get a bit old. It was winter and it was a bit call the radiators to be use were a bit old and made noise. At the beginning we only got one set of towels, with the humidity it was impossible those got dry, we asked and only the last day we got extra towels. There was not wash machine or dryer on the...

"Very clean and cozy place. Juan and his family are very friendly and accommodating. A very nice place for us to wind down our Peru trip. Would recommend this place."

"Great breakfast, clean and comfortable room, wonderful shower with hot water. Wi-fi did not work in our room and there is no door between the bedroom and the toilet which is a bit uncomfortable. "

"Ivan was an excellent host. "

"I can’t say enough wonderful things about my experience at Hotel Samanapaq! From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm smiles and exceptional hospitality that made me feel right at home. The lush, tranquil gardens surrounding the property were an oasis of serenity—a perfect escape after exploring the magical streets of Ollantaytambo. The rooms were immaculately clean, spacious, and beautifully decorated, blending modern comforts with traditional charm. The bed was so comfortable that I...

"Casona La Recoleta is a wonderful place to stay at Cusco. My spouse became ill from the altitude sickness upon arrival. The staff immediate tested her blood oxygen level and offered an emergency oxygen tank to relieve her symptoms. My spouse kept on and off the oxygen without success of bringing her blood oxygen level up on her own. We ran out of the oxygen in the middle of the night, and the 24-hr onsite staff helped with another tank while I was trying to book a flight to get us down to Lima...

"Very pretty hotel that was clean and well maintained. Staff were super helpful, one even helped me learn more Spanish. 🙂 They made me special scrambled eggs without jambon for breakfast because I don’t eat meat. Hotel Rojas has portable heaters for comfort. And hot water!. I had two rooms, one before the four day Inka trail and one after. The room on the second floor was spacious with a lovely opening window. The room on the first floor was more basic but coat less. Both rooms were very clean...

"Was pleasant, 15m walk from the main sites but on the Main Street and close enough."