LGBT-Friendly Hotels in Cusco Province

"I stayed in three different hotels during my trip to Peru, and Sonesta was by far my favorite. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming throughout my stay. The location is about a 15–20 minute walk from the main plaza, which made it pleasantly quieter at night compared to more central hotels. The free breakfast buffet was easily the best I had on the trip both in variety and quality and helped cut down on food costs during the day. Would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others visiting the area."

"Great experience… fancy and different… like it was100 years ago. "

"Great spot. Central. Very helpful staff. Spa was great!"

"We had a wonderful stay at Hilton Garden Inn Cusco. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. We took advantage of the free filtered water station and refilled our water bottles there. The buffet breakfast was incredible - tons of options including local foods, omelets, fruit, juices and more! A note to future travelers: Be sure to prepay for breakfast- it is more than double the cost to pay in person! We wished we had added the breakfast option even though we would have missed a day due to our scheduled trek. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Casa Cruz Verde. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable and the location is great, close to all the major attractions and very walkable. Johan and his father were very helpful and accommodating, offering recommendations for restaurants nearby and making packed breakfast when we had early morning guided tours. Highly recommend!"

"Great area of the San Blas area.. staff is amazing, friendly and knowledgeable. Breakfast is plentiful. Walking distance to everywhere. The shower and amenities were great. Comfy bed and pillows! Would stay here again. "

"This is a lovely little place run by the nicest people. The rooms are comfy and spacious. The staff was so helpful. The neighborhood is relatively quiet with lots around to see and do. Just know that it is at the top of San Blas. The Plaza De Armas is down the hill and it’s one crazy steep hill. Getting to the plaza to the hotel is a difficult walk. If you are not healthy or have any issues getting around I wouldn’t stay here as we are relatively healthy but struggled to get up the hill some days. But if you can handle the hike up it’s well worth it to stay here. "

"Clean, well kept. Great service "

"very hospitable and friendly--clean and convenient"