Cusco Pardo Hotel, Cuzco

The hotel has a convenient location close to all city attractions and markets, but it can get quite noisy due to nearby trekking tour activities. The rooms, although with abysmal windows letting in street noise, have balconies for outside access, but may feel hot and stuffy without proper ventilation. The service is friendly and helpful, provided by a high-quality staff. The dining options vary from great with diverse choices to far from good with limited selections. Overall, the hotel offers a mix of positive and negative experiences.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms, although comfortable, lacked natural light, which made me feel a bit claustrophobic. On the upside, the hotel's artwork added a nice touch to the room. However, the noisy road outside was a major downside during my stay.

I must say, I had a mixed experience at this hotel. On the bright side, the service was friendly and helpful, and the dining options were good with plenty of fruit. However, the location was a bit too far from the center of Cusco for my liking, and the room's layout amplified noise from the reception, making it feel a bit claustrophobic.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The lack of windows in the room gave me a bit of a claustrophobic feeling, but the interior window facing the reception area was a unique touch. The service was friendly and helpful, with staff accommodating me past my checkout time. The location was convenient, though a bit noisy due to trekking tours starting nearby. The dining experience was average, with limited food choices. The facilities were decent overall.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The rooms offered stunning views of the town and mountains, and despite facing the street, they were surprisingly quiet, allowing for a good night's sleep. However, the noise from the reception area and lobby could be a bit bothersome at night.