Hotel Monasterio San Pedro

The first shower had no hot water, so I had to wait 5 minutes. The second shower still had no hot water.

The location is excellent, opposite a market and next to a bus station. Convenient for going anywhere in the old town! The room was adequate, but it was converted from a monastery and had very few electrical outlets, including one near the table. I asked the staff for a kettle. The wooden floors provided poor sound insulation, but overall it was a quiet hotel. The front desk staff were a bit indifferent. A man helped with my luggage; there were stairs, so I gave him a one-dollar tip. The breakfast was too simple; they need to improve! Overall, I recommend it.

I really liked the environment here; the garden was beautiful, and the breakfast was plentiful. Excellent! I'd definitely stay here again after returning to Cusco.

It's full of local ethnic characteristics, and I really like it.

The spa inside saved me from my discomfort; it's definitely worth experiencing!

The hotel environment was very nice, located 100 meters from the train station. It was very convenient to get to Machu Picchu. There was a large market across the street where you could buy local specialties. However, the bathroom was extremely unsanitary; there were at least three ***** hairs in the bathtub that wouldn't come off even after several minutes of rinsing. I didn't shower that night.

Generally, during renovation

The outdoor environment of the hotel looks good, but the structure of the room is particularly poor. The wooden floor makes walking noises and the voices of people talking in the corridor never stop throughout the night. The curtains in the room do not block the light. The lighting in the yard shines on the room all night. Anyway, it is uncomfortable to live there.