Intro Hostels Cusco

My ground-floor room was right beside the bar, so it got noisy, especially if you're sensitive to sound. Earplugs might help if you end up in that area. The WiFi was slow in the room but good in the communal area. The location is near the center, though the steep incline can make the walk tiring. I had a clean, comfortable double room with a private toilet, a warm bed, and even a heater, which you hardly ever find in Peru. The water was very hot with strong pressure. Breakfast included bread, scrambled eggs, coffee, tea, and juice. There was hummus once and butter a couple of times, though otherwise it was just jam. Their quinoa hamburger was really filling! It's a good place to stay, and I'd definitely recommend it.

I left my bags in their luggage storage for five days while I did the salkantay trek, which was really handy. The place is so nice, and the location is great. Breakfast was bread with egg, hummus, jam, and butter, and it was awesome.

For a budget stay, Intro Hostels had what I wanted: it was clean and comfortable, with hot showers every time, and there are girls only dorms too. The food was delicious and the service was top-notch. Huge thanks to Johan for always bringing the best vibes. I genuinely recommend it for the value and comfort.

I liked the pisco sour class I did on Friday night best. This is a cute, laid-back hostel in Cusco for a great price. The rooms were nice and had big lockers, and the included breakfast was simple but good. I came back twice and would recommend it.