Hotel Inca Wasi Plaza — Hotel in Distrito de Cusco

My wife and our 11 year old have been living in Urubamba for the last few months. Our older sons were flying in to Cusco and we decided to rent a room so they could adjust the altitude. We had looked at Andean Wings which we had toured earlier but they couldn't get us in. We chose the Inca Wasi because it had room for 5 in one room. There was a picture of a loft with 3 beds and a lower level with a double and seating area (this room doesn't exist). The room was tiny. The paint was peeling off the walls. The bathroom was moldy smelling. Wifi didn't work in the rooms only in the common areas. We had to be quiet upon arrival as it appeared there was an AA meeting in progress in the dining room. The one saving grace were the staff! They were lovely...

This hotel is in a great location right on the main square, although despite that it was not noisy in the room. ||The rooms are clean, hot water a bit hit and miss, although when I reported to reception my shower was cold they made sure this was rectified quickly. The staff are really friendly and all spoke enough English to compensate for my terrible lack of Spanish. Linton deserves a special mention as he sorted the hot water for me. Having just returned from a 4 day trek I think he sensed I might cry if I couldn’t have a hot shower! He was always very helpful and smiley when I passed through reception. ||Overall very nice and met my needs as a central base between trips. My only negative feedback would be that the hotel...

We stayed here 3 nights and overall it was fine. Excellent location on the main square, Rooms where clean and beds comfy and you had complimentary hot drinks in the reception. Breakfast was hit and miss, one day you would get a selection of bread, juice, fresh fruit, eggs, ham and cheese and other days you would get just bread, jam and coffee on offer. They stored our bags while we went to Machu Picchu and the staff were very pleasant. One down side is the noise of other guest early in the morning, although it's not exactly the hotels fault for other people's rudeness maybe some signs to say keep quiet before 7am would be appropriate. The hallway around the rooms echoed...