The steep climb here might leave you on your knees, but the views will astound. With a warm, friendly vibe, this hillside inn is almost perfect but installations are aging. Some rooms don’t even have working electrical outlets (most have just one), so check before settling in. Breakfast includes a sprawling buffet with fresh fruit and cereal. Transfer included.
Casa de Campo Hostal
Cuzco
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