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Killay by Wynwood House

Calca

RM931 total

17 Jun - 18 Jun

w Impressive 2BR Villa in Sacred Valley

Calca

RM1,113 total

16 Jun - 17 Jun

Tun Tun Secret Mountain Houses

Urubamba

RM142 total

16 Jun - 17 Jun

CASA ANDINA PRIVADA Museo - Qespiwanka

Urubamba

RM187 total

16 Jun - 17 Jun

w Majestic 2BR House in Valle Sagrado

Calca

RM1,113 total

16 Jun - 17 Jun

Casa Riso Cusco II

Rosaspata

RM629 total

16 Jun - 17 Jun

COMFORTABLE & COZY HOUSE IN SAN BLAS

Cusco Historic Center

Noel

RM406 total

16 Jun - 17 Jun

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Top Coya Hotel Reviews

Kantu Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Friendly staff, room was clean. Terrace great for hanging out. Elevator in great condition. Asked for an extra blanket and it was delivered within minutes. Make sure you close the windows. I wasn’t aware it was open until the morning. The heat turns off automatically in the morning. Staff helped get luggage across the street and walked it to the end of the other corner due to festivities going on in June. Could be noisy at night."

Torre Dorada

10/10 Excellent

"This boutique hotel is so cozy and their staff are like a family! You really feel like you are home! The lady of the kitchen is so kind and friendly, she would prepare you the best breakfast ever and up to your preference! The front desk staff also very friendly and up to help 24 hours. Highly recommend this place 👌"

Casona Corrales Hotel Boutique

10/10 Excellent

"Our stay at Casona Corrales exceeded all our expectations. Staying here felt like living in a historic Spanish mansion. The hotel is full of character: beautiful wooden interiors, vintage furniture & décor, and even original works of art, including a 17th-century statue of Saint Nicholas and a painting from the same period. Our room was stunning—spacious, cozy, and elegantly decorated with gilded details, red upholstery, rugs, and paintings. Despite the richness of the décor, it didn’t feel over the top. The room had reliable hot water and a modern heater, which was a lifesaver during Cusco’s chilly nights. Downstairs, guests can always enjoy a selection of teas, including coca and muña tea, as well as coca leaves and hot water to prepare their own infusion in a cup or thermos. Breakfast was simple but fresh and satisfying: eggs, cheese, ham, avocado, and an impressive variety of fresh fruits. Yes, the wooden floors creak, and light sleepers may hear other guests walking around the hotel. However, this is part of the charm of staying in such a historic property, and it never bothered us. A special thank you to Harold, the night receptionist, we are truly grateful for his help. The hotel also keeps an oxygen tank available in case guests need assistance coping with altitude sickness. The location couldn't be better—just steps away from the main square and many of Cusco's most Instagram-worthy spots. We absolutely loved this hotel and would happily stay here again."

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