Hostal Teatro Inka

Very basic, did have hot water with a little patience Hostel like, not a hotel

I got into an argument with the manager forcing me to find a new place to stay and putting a damper on my entire trip. Long story short I told the manager about a few issues I had and he blamed everything else except himself. I told him the wifi was spotty he insisted it was working. When I showed him that the network was unavailable he blamed the telecomm. I asked why my breakfast wasn't included if it says it is in my booking, he said it was not his problem since it was with the system. I also got stuck at the airport and missed most of my first night's stay. I tried to explain to him that from my point of view the frustration had mounted, I had paid for a night that I had barely used (checked in 22 hours after normal check in) and I didn't even get breakfast or wifi, which were the main reasons I made the booking. He didn't care, he said the first night was my fault if I checked in late, that he can only give breakfast if the system tells him so, and wifi is not part of the price so he has no obligation to offer wifi. I can understand network issues and I can understand not helping me with the previous night's booking, but his defensiveness about the issues was a huge turn off. I was prepared to book 2 more tours and 5 more nights, but I went to another place where they were upfront about what did and did not wok. I booked two tours with another travel company.

The staf is wonderful and work hard to make the tourists have a nice stay. Don't forget to get a reasit when you are paying for the room. I had to pay twice because I forgot to ask for the reasit.

Very friendly and helpful staff, welcomed me back every time I walked in the door

The Hostel was in good condition and was great for the price. The only small issue we had was the free breakfast. We booked the room from Hotels.com which had stated that Breakfast was included along with free Wi-Fi. When we got there, the manager refused to acknowledge the free breakfast even though I had a print out of the confirmation that mentioned free breakfast. In the end we had to pay 10 soles per person for each breakfast. It's wasn't a big deal to pay for it but I was a little disappointed that the manager would not acknowledge what was advertised on HOtels.com. She knew we weren't going to go through the hassle of calling them from Peru and fight for it. Seemed a bit of a scam to make a few extra bucks.

I stayed for 3 nights in June, 2015 after getting back from the Manu Jungle. My room was tidy and had good facilities. The hostel was quiet, I'm not sure if it was the time of the year but there didn't seem to be many people around. Breakfast was great, I utilized their laundry services which were efficient and modestly priced. Would definitely recommend. Regards Gareth

The hostal is located not far from the main square. Hostal staff were pleasant and helpful. As a single female traveler, I felt safe and had no problem leaving my bags in their safe while I travelled to other parts of Peru. Breakfast was delicious, always with eggs and fresh fruit. I would definitely recommend this place. Great value!!

The location is very close to the main square (Plaza de Armas) but neighbourhood was very quiet and safe. Staffs are very friendly.

I stayed for two nights and found the staff very helpful and the breakfast excellent. The proximity to the school with prayers and assembly over the microphone was somewhat surreal, but different! At times it sounded as if the headteacher/priest was outside my door. But this should not put you off staying at this delightful hostal.

Really great. People were super friendly, room was clean, shower was hot, breakfast varied and delicious, good wi-fi and a comfortable lounge. Better than anywhere else we stayed in a Cusco.

Perfect location, very close to main square. Great room and breakfast. Very good value.

Good location, good price, nice place, a little cold, but I recommend it.

The breakfast was great the people friendly. Only issues is the EARLY checkout but they held our bags, great hotel for the price in Cusco.

Located just a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas, I had a really great time at this B&B. It has internet, constant Coca Tea (which is important for altitude adjustment), and a solid breakfast. Given the cost, I would certainly stay again.

The room had a wonderful view of the Cusco rooftops. A big bathroom with hotwater and bathtub/shower. The staff was very helpful and friendly.

The location is perfect, the staff are very helpful, the rooms are clean and decent quality, and the amenities are nice, including filtered water in the lobby, breakfast including eggs, lots of TV channels, and a common area that includes two desktop computers with internet access. Overall, a great value for the price. We only have two complaints: (1) The soundproofing is terrible (but this seems to be true almost everywhere in Peru), and (2) Hot water tends to be unavailable in the mornings, so we had to shower in the afternoons/evenings. Overall, a great place to stay.

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This place was convenient but it was not overly comfortable or friendly. We did not have hot water on a few occasions also. Since this was a mid range price hostal I had expected it to be a little nicer (as compared to other hostals we had stayed in Peru for less money). Although it was fine and did have computers available and internet access for free, I would probably look for somewhere else to stay next time....The free coca tea for altitude was nice though.

This hotel is located in the perfect spot for tourist attractions. The staff is helpful and booking day trips is very convenient. The interior is just beautiful, with brightly colored walls and pretty succulents. The only down fall is that you can hear everything that goes on, so if people have to wake up early...

Satisfaisant et même agréablement surpis ! Tv connecté, petit patio agréable.