Mantu Boutique

Good location, we don't speak Spanish and it was hard to communicate with the staff.

Good hotel but little noisy.

Pleasant but not luxurious. Staff was nice.

The staff was very friendly and we loved being right on the main Plaza. Great breakfast.

A big like about the property is that they contacted and met me at the train station when I arrived. The hotel is not too far but it's quicker that someone navigate through the market rather than get distracted. It's location is actually very good since it's close the train station and the main plaza. The room was okay.

Very nice. Clean and comfy great and friendly staff

This was a very comfortable place in the center of town with an early breakfast so you can catch the bus to Machu Picchu.

we would rate this hotel at five stars but a conversation with a young couple from Germany reminded me that how easy we lower our bar because we are in remote area. in general cusco area hotels are very clean and accommodating, friendly and safe. but the conditions are very basic. please just keep that in mind for your expectations. to most U.S. guests, under $100 may sound very cheap. however, small hotels in this area are sort of good hostel condition. so do not expect too much. this hotel had refrigerator, hair dryer and ok size room and hot shower. very good breakfast ( yogurt, fruits, egg, bacon, bread and take away fruits like orange). perfect location. seems to be a family biz. the staff took us all the way to train station through the market maze. the location could not be more central, just half block in a small alley ( busy and safe one) connecting to bus station, mail restaurant street, train). like all hotels we stayed, they had very comfortable bed.

Hotel was very accommodating. They had someone pick us up from the train station and walk us to the hotel. Room was nice and clean. They don't stock the toiletries so if you run out of toilet paper, you have to ask for more. Same for the towels, they give you 2 towels and no hand towels. The complimentary breakfast wasn't bad, but you have to get there early for the hot food. Our Machu Picchu trip wasn't til 10am so we caught the tail end of the breakfast which consisted of cold scrambled eggs and bacon and assorted breads with butter and jam. All in all, it was a 1 night stay in aguas caliente to see Machu Picchu. I must say, they will hold your bags while you do your tour of Machu Picchu so that's a plus as well.