+Great staff, we went looking for tamales for dinner and had no luck the next morning the woman who runs the place had brought us some. Very sweet.
+Hotel longe da praça de armas
“Family Cosy”
+We enjoyed the attentions of the Incasita family. Ms. Koki was very helpful to us. Good price, delicious breakfast, the place is quiet, comfortable beds and rooms.
“House refurbished as a hotel”
+I booked this hotel because it was near to the airport, BIG MISTAKE! The hotel doesn't accept credit card, only cash. Their fare is un usd, but they doesn't accept one dollar bills. ¿? The furniture is old and the rooms are uncomfortable.
“Good breakfast and comfortable bed”
+The breakfast was good (coffre, homemade orange juice, bread and egg) and the bed very comfortable (with a lot of blankets, because it was cold in June).
“Good value B&B-style Hotel Outside City Center”
+We stayed at In Casita for 5 nights during our Cusco visit. The hotel is a home in a residential neighborhood converted to a small hotel, giving it a very Bed and Breakfast-style feel. After booking, the hotel Emailed us offering to have a taxi pick us up at the airport. The rooms are small, but there is also a community room with a TV and DVDs, and a pleasant rooftop patio. Our room could have been cleaner, but it was not bad. The hotel is not particularly quiet; Outdoor noise can be heard: honking horns from Avenida de Cultura and neighborhood dogs barking. However, we adjusted to these city sounds and slept fairly well. Taxis are required (5 - 6 Soles) to get to Plaza de Armas. The staff at In Casita is the best part of this hotel! They speak little English, but were patient with us. Our flight into Cusco was very early (6:20 am), putting us at the hotel just before 7:00 am. When we arrived, we were offered Coca tea, but we were so tired after a long day of travel that we just wanted to sleep. Our room was available and they allowed us to go to our room and sleep without officially checking in. They called cabs for us several times, negotiating a fair rate for us. At the end of
“Nice hotel far from downtown Cuzco.”
+Nice place and staff but far from main attractions.
“Quaint, friendly hotel-hostel”
+In Casita is close to the airport - about a 15 minute taxi ride. It is located less than a block from Ave Cultura which is the main street leading into and out of Cusco. On Ave Cultura there are many shops where you can buy food and other necessities. In Casita is about a one hour walk to the center of Cusco. In Casita is small and is a hybrid between a hotel and a hostel. It is more like the bed and breakfast version of a hostel.
“Noisy place.”
+Couldn't sleep well, because it is easy to hear the noise of next door, and even worth, it is very noisy neighbourings.
“Not the best location but nice place”
+This place is hard to find since the address leads you (and taxi drivers) to look on the wrong street. You will find it on the little side street near the MEGA supermarket. Make sure you bring a map to show the driver where this place is. Otherwise a nice cheap place with free airport transfer.