Enjoyed my stay at Casa de Campo with its aerie-like views and understanding staff. Nice breakfast, comfortable beds and peaceful garden setting. Quiet part of Cusco and only minutes walk from good restaurants and Plaza San Blas. The climb to to the top level of rooms is a killer with un-acclimatized lungs!

$45 dollars a night in Peru is good money. We arrived at the end of the road and walked the last 200 meters to the hotel suffering from altitude sickness, this hostel is at the top of the hill near enough and a hard walk with sickness. They have posh gates and pebbles cemented to the walls, everything was looking... More

I stayed here on two separate occasions during my stay my debit card got skimmed by someone in Brazil. The hotel staff were so accommodating by giving all the assistance possible to ensure I had the problem resolved, even contacting me one week later via email to check I am ok. During the stay they were so caring to organise... More

This isn't a standard box hotel like you're used to in the states! You have to walk up a lot of stairs outside on rock steps to get around... which is very unique! Not the best when it's raining though... the view is fantastic though, the breakfast is great. We got the suite which had a hot tub, fireplace and... More

Casa de Campo has a stunning location in a quiet corner of San Blas, and could be a terrific place with just a bit of work. The views of the city, the large gardens and patios, and the comfortable if basic rooms have drawn us back to this hostel several times on this trip. Unfortunately, the service issues that we... More

Friendly service and wonderful views over Cusco with nice gardens and patios, friendly staff. Odd noises from the room above ours were a problem--4 a.m. hammering, filing etc. If you're acclimated to altitude and can handle the steps (45 to our room), go as high as possible for quiet and views.

After peaking into some of the other rooms and reading the reviews, we got lucky getting room #30. The hotel itself is located about 15 minutes walking from the plazas and it's up on the hill. With the high altitude of the city, it's hard not to be winded walking back to your room. If your fluent in Spanish, you... More

Pros: Great view, out of the way neighborhood. Good breakfast. Free computer in the breakfast room. Service isn't particularly warm but is reasonably helpful and accomodating, esp if you make at least an effort to speak Spanish. Cons: Rooms are damp, quality of the room is hit or miss. Price is a little high (40 USD/night, low season) for the... More

My husband and I were shown the best room, the "matrimonial" with jacuzzi, fireplace, best view. We left some of our luggage for 5 days in advance of our Salkantay Trek. When we got back, we were asked for more money, saying we hadn't paid the full price. Settling in at 1:30am, we discovered there was no running water in... More