Terra Andina Hotel

Walking distance to all attractions in Cuzco. Lovely breakfast and nice staff, helpful and attentive.

We really needed a rest and this was the perfect place, every body who worked there were real professionals no matter what there job a++++++++ We set up a trip through the hotel to Macchu Picchu and every thing went perfect.

I couldnt sleep very well there... my room was right next to the kitchen and the place they had breakfast..the water pressure was very bad. the food was ok. i think it is too much money for the hotel. i stayed in motel 6´s that were nicer...

Cannot say enough about this hotel. It is in a great location a 5 minute walk to thePlaza de Armas. The staff could not have been more accomodating, answering any and all questions- when we left it was like saying good bye to family. Our room was great, the bathroom had a Jacuzzi, a separate shower and two sinks (great when you are trying to get ready for the early departure to Machu Pichu) One word of advice- when you arrive the hotel staff will brief you on adjusting to the altitude FOLLOW THEIR ADVICE, othewise it could be very unplesant

Disclaimer: Been to South America three times now, this being the second time in Peru. Had my passport lost/stolen the last time in Peru (ten years ago), and ran into some aggressive people (a beggar and [*]) who may have clouded my image of Peru. In any event, more than anything else, security for my wife and I was forefront on my mind, and being a bit more expensive location led me to believe this place was a good choice.I was not disappointed - I felt completely at ease at the hotel. In addition, the staff was very friendly and helpful right from the outset (be sure to arrange in advance a free transfer from the airport to the hotel - the warning sign at the airport about the risks of taking unregistered cabs made me doubly glad I did).A trip to Macchu Picchu was arranged by the staff with ease (probably risky of me to not book in advance, I am sure...but that aside they made the process very easy). I assume there was a commission involved, but not much...$250 US dollars each cash, but the train ride alone costs $120. Then there is the park fee, two bus rides, and taxi transfer to the train station about 15 minutes away. No regrets on the $250. We both enjoyed the restaurant - reasonable prices for a very good meal. Again here, as elsewhere in the hotel, the staff was very friendly and helpful.I would stay here again if I were to find myself needing a place in Cusco, and would recommend it to a friend too. Don't expect to be overwhelmed with extravagance and you won't be disappointed. Do try to get a second floor room as the first floor rooms open into the courtyard area where the breakfast starts being served at 5:00 in the morning for the Macchu Picchu travellers.Definitely recommended...If I had one issue was that the beds were kind of small for a couple, but if I had wanted luxury I would have gone to Las Vegas!

This was a great hotel, located very close to everything Cuzco has to offer. The staff was the best I have ever encountered and they were always there to help. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Cuzco/Machu Pichu. You just can't go wrong!

The hotel was more that what I was expecting. Colonial mansion, very intimate, wonderful building full of history, gorgeous woodwork, and great service. Fine selection of food at the restaurant. And best of all quite! Just a few blocks from the center of the city and the best restaurants.

Personnel très serviable et disponible. La chambre "single" qui m'a été attribuée était douillette même si elle n'était pas particulièrement spacieuse. Très belle salle de bain. Possibilité de réservation par l'hôtel d'excursions. Petit supermarché pour l'achat d'eau minérale, etc. à moins de 100 mètres de l'hôtel.

Cumple con las expectativas, buenas habitaciones, limpias, desayuno normal pero la ubicación es algo retirada de la plaza principal.