Peruvian Highlands Hotel Guide - Casino Hotels in Peruvian Highlands, Peru

"The room was fine -- small, but clean. On the downside the bed was hard, and there was a fair amount of noise. There is no air conditioning or heater -- but the weather was moderate. The hotel is within close walking distance to the city center. But on the much bigger plus side, is that on both days my Expedia booked tour companies let me down, but the caring staff at Chankana Hotel (Hostel) went above and beyond to help salvage my entire trip! The second day of my trip the Chankana staff...

"Overrated. Furniture and bathrooms need renovation, having a "casino" on the first floor instead of a nice reception does not help either. Breakfast and cleanliness need improvement ."

"The Hotel Qalasaya is a unique modern hotel tower in the heart of bustling Puno, just off the main pedestrian boulevard. The room was clean and modern, with an excellent shower."

"There was no hot water, so we shivered each time we showered. They charge a half days rate extra for heat. Toilet leaked and seat was broken. Would not recommend "

"Too expensive for the type of accommodation "

"We liked how helpful the staff was at check in. Despite our limited Spanish and her limited English we had our questions about the neighborhood answered and a taxi back to airport ordered on the day we needed. Plus the breakfast was very nice."

"Not pleasant...VERY difficult to find, then no record of reservation. Staff called owner who was rude. After demanding a room, the owner finally 'found' a room. I only stayed 2 nights instead of 5."

"Nice rooms and amenities. The breakfast buffet is good. I didn’t use other services such as the spa or pool. Disappointed by the service. It was hit or miss depending on the person. **The biggest annoyance for a hotel of this caliber is having to have someone “inspect” the room after checkout. That’s expected in a small, independent hotel but not in a global chain and the “best” hotel in Cajamarca. "