For the price in Cusco, the Hotel de San Mirador is wonderful. Sizable clean rooms with small mounted TVs, great views of the city, and a simple breakfast (toast, fresh squeezed juice, eggs, coffee with or without milk, coca tea or other flavors of your choice). Breakfast is served on the top floor, so you get a great view. We... More

I would have loved to give the hotel 5/5 but because I of the stone-hard mattresses I can't. The staff is wonderful and help you with every problem or question you have. The free breakfast is very tasteful and the rooms are clean and offer a great view. The sleep quality for us was very low due to the mattresses... More

For the price of this hotel, it is really very good accommodation. It is situated on a hill overlloking the whole city so has great views and is only a 5-10 minute walk to the main square. It is a new hotel so decorated very modern and clean and everything is new. Our room was spacious and had nice views... More

Can confirm all other positive reviews. Owners are really friendly and helpful and can tell you a lot about the area and the culture.

We spent several nights here while exploring the nearby Inca sites and a day trip to Machu Picchu. The owners are very helpful and speak English well. The view from the attic room - which is where the breakfast is served - is fantastic.

This is a great place to stay during a visit to Cusco. It is about a 10 minute walk from the center (stairs), but you can also take a cab down for as little as 3 nuevo soles; the views a definitely worth 3 soles. Also, the rooms are spacious and have a nice warm feeling to them. The breakfast... More

We spent several nights here during our 3 week trip to peru this December. We had a room on the 5th (top) floor for first few nights, and then returned and had a room on the 4th floor. The rooms on the upper floors have the most amazing views of Cusco. I was very ill when we arrived in Cusco,... More

Mirador de Santa Ana is a good place to stay although not what it promises to be on their website. What you get is a pretty, well-kept small hotel in a central, but quiet area of Cusco. We paid 45 US$ for a double room, which was ok sized and clean, with a small, but clean shower. At some point... More

We stayed for 4 nights, which was split as we did the 4 day inka trek. While away they held our bags which was awesome. Even after the trek when we were meant to check out, my wife felt unwell. They gave us another room until 2pm so she could rest a little. They did not even ask for more... More