Great place

Great location and very nice owner!

Staff is very helpful!

Good for the price for a short stay !! Very friendly staff ….:)

I loved this place and I loved my stay here. The owner helped me with everything and everyone here is very kind!! ❤️

The outside spiral staircase to reach the room is unique but it's hard to find the property

This property is in shambles and is not being maintained at all. The room we reserved was not ready at 1am in the morning of the next day when we arrived from Machu Picchu. The room we were given after checking 2 other rooms was a 3 twin bed room with no private bath with the promise that our room would be ready the next day. The room had really worn out sheets one with holes all in it. There was a pad lock on the door and the grounds were just a mess of trash and disorder. This at best is a bad hostel type of place that I for one know their are better ones in Cusco. Location is bad as well

The owner was very helpful. He went out of his way to do all he could, which I was grateful for because there were a few things about my tript o Machu Picchu about which I was unsure. He even offered to drive me to the train station on the morning of my trip to MP. Other than that, the place isn't spectacular but it also isn't expensive, so I was happy with the stay.

But .... the conditions were not good. The room ok but the bed needed attention. There was nowhere to put anything. The kitchen/dining area was too small and inconvenient, just no room. The sitting area was limited and rain came in and there was no door to keep out the cold and it was cold. One saving grace, it had a wonderfully hot shower.

Really cute apartment style. Was pleasantly surprised by the mini stove, fridge, n fittings for a small apartment. Didn't stay long enough to use them. Big plus to the owner whom personally drove my wife and I to the train station in Peroy at 5:00 am. That was a huge help.

When we arrived our room was not available and the the alternatives were not acceptable so we left. The owner graciously helped Us cancel through Expedia.

Our room was facing the open garden that over looks the city. It was a country by the city. quiet and peaceful. The owner was SOOOO AMAZING. We were trapped by the strike so no one can get in or out of Cuzco City. Out=r trip was early morning but cant do it. It was the owner who helped us communicate with the bus operator and helped us get out of Cuzco that night. I=Our room has kitchen and they have launry service, THEY ARE NOT CHEAP ON BREAKFAST..They offered a lot of choices.fruits were my fave.

Great bathrooms, friendly front seat people

It was close to the airport and and walking distance to the Plaza de Armas and food places. It offered a great view especially at night.

Staff was really nice and there was a common kitchen that you can use. The room is nothing like the image. The toilet did not work, the shower did not drain and the heating did not work. It was freezing at night and I could a cold.

Gabi, the owner, was extremely friendly and a great host.

We (family of 3) had a very pleasant and comfortable time in the Inka Gardens and can definitely recommend this to other travelers. The price was very reasonable and we got a very spacious room with 2 double beds, en-suite bathroom, little kitchenette (which we did not use) and TV. We booked without breakfast, so we can't tell how that is like. Our host was very friendly and was always eager to please all her guests. Even though our Spanish was not very good, the communication was great. We stayed 6 nights and would do this again. Our host took care of our laundry for a little money. The only little thing was, that the floor in the room could have been a bit cleaner. We thought with 6 nights in Cusco, we run out of options what to do, but then we realized that there is so much in and around the town. The prices for the buses are very cheap and the whole area seems to be very safe.

Basic clean room. Hot water but not much volume. Hot tea available always. Room was not as nice as picture online. Staff was acceptional!

First with the positive. The lady who runs the place is nice, we had a lovely chat with her and she was wonderful. Now the negative. This "apartment/hotel" is in a horrible part of town that feels terribly unsafe, even with the police station across the street. It is in the middle of a very industrial/residential neighborhood which means that to go any where you have to take a cab. When we got there and it was freezing the manager/owner offered to make us some hot cocoa which was super nice, and since there was nowhere to eat the owner offered to make us something for dinner. Again...super nice. Until after dinner she brought us a bill for said cocoa and food. I'm glad I still had some cash left or that would have been awkward. We did not choose this "hotel", Expedia booked us in it as part of our flight package, but I'm very disappointed that this is the kind of place Expedia would put it's guests in. It is very misleading and I wish I would have stayed in my other hotel. This is a 1 star hotel at best. It's really not even a hotel.

Unfortunately the address on hotels.com is wrong, that made it a nightmare to find after seven hour bus trip. It listed Santiago Cusco, but it's actually in Koripata Cusco , it's seedy area of Cusco, with a fair walk to the centre of town. The lady claimed not to know of our booking, those I could see it written down in her account book, and unfortunately I hadn,t received conformation from hotels.com at that time, so was charged 25 sol more than quoted.