拉斯奎納斯酒店 (Hotel Las Quenas)

星級評價以住宿資訊（酒店提供的服務及設施等）綜合因素為準，僅供參考

Shower not hot, need very long time to heat up but few minutes later it became cold water.

Shower not hot, took long time to heat up

Nice

Very quiet which was good for sleeping but further away from everything so not alot of restaurants around. Also unless your fluent in spanish not easy for english speakers.

Very nice hotel and services for the crew it was so nice

I’m a solo traveler. The service is awesome. They tried hard to satisfied what you need and helped you from the bottom of the hearts. I felt like it was home when I came back from the town near Machu Picchu. I would say that’s one of the best hotels I had stayed so far in Peru. One disadvantage of it is the location, a bit far from the main plaza, however taxi is cheaper here, so it would bother much if the service is good.

Really a budget option with basic facilities. Friendly stuff, rather clean room. It requires a taxi to get to the city center. Location is really sad but safe. Breakfast is available and it looks ok, but it made me sick every time I had it.

Las Quenas is a great hotel a bit off the beaten track in a less touristy area of Cusco, but still within easy walking distance of the Plaza de Armas and other attractions. The road outside of the hotel is currently being renovated but it wasn’t too tough to navigate.

Good breakfast, great staff, excellent shower. Hotel is 15 minutes walking from plaza de armas. The street it is on and the surrounding streets are under construction currently (january 2020). The hotel will call a taxi for you if needed, and proximity to a main avenue makes getting to the bus train or airport easy

We were not lucky with room allocation and this is what we're reviewing. We've got ground floor room just behind reception. No windows outside. We were separated from the hall way by a thin glass. Same glass separated us from another room. Whatever we did in the bathroom could be heard in whole breakfast and reception area. Hope they enjoyed it. Whoever switched on the light in the corridor at 2 am would wake us up. The same with the noise: we were a part of every conversation in the corridor. It may be a nice place to stay but not in our room. Worst hotel we've used in Latin America so far. Our advise is to avoid it