Hotel Wayra Dreams

Unfortunately, you get exactly what you'd expect for $20 per night. It's incredibly noisy, you hear every car that goes by, every person in the hallway, and every time the hotel doorbell rings at 2 am. It's also not a very nice neighborhood, I'd suggest booking closer to the historic center. The 'continental breakfast' was literally a piece of bread with jam and a cup of tea. And the ad is completely wrong - there's no safe, no heating/cooling, and no towels or toiletries unless you ask. Staff were friendly and they did 'clean' the room during the day but I still found hairs in the bathroom th

Great little hotel for the price. The staff were all lovely and helpful, they let us check-in very early on short notice and held our bags on the last day to let us explore Cusco one last day before our bus. The location is quite a ways out of the historic center but there is a great local market with a lot of dining options nearby.

Exceptional

Nothing to complain about

Very helpful staff, clean room, although small. Location close to the airport. Lady host let us leave our bags for two or so days (we booked two nights but not in a row)

This hotel has a clean and safe space to spend the night. Further from the 'Plaza de Armas' which is the main plaza where most tours take off and drop you off. However, it’s very inexpensive at $20 a night. It’s maybe 25 minutes by taxi from Plaza de Armas. However, you get reliable hot water, a safe locked place. The area is not the best as it is where most people from Cusco live, but there are markets everywhere and pretty much all of Cusco is very safe and taxis charge you $5 to get to the airport. The owner arranged all of the trips to Machu Picchu and the 7-color mountain for me for a fai