Agustos Cusco

Happy Hour was a highlight, especially the delicious passionfruit Pisco Sours. We were booked here through our group tour and expected something similar to the same group’s hotel in Urubamba, but this place was much more basic. The rooms felt dated, and breakfast was simple but tasty. Staff were very loud outside the rooms early in the morning, with the noise echoing across the wooden floors. Our room’s electrics blew on the first night, but staff came straight up and fixed it within five minutes. Everyone we dealt with was friendly and helpful. There was a fridge in the room, and we could use a plug-in heater, which we needed because evenings can be chilly. Everything was clean and tidy, the beds had plenty of layers to remove as we liked, the towels were fresh, and the bath filled quickly with the fast running water. Shops and some restaurants were within walking distance, though the hotel was a little out of the center. The biggest concern was that my husband was ill and sleeping in the room with the Do Not Disturb sign on the door. A male staff member knocked and woke him, then entered anyway despite the sign. My husband was incredibly surprised and concerned.