Cuzco Bed and Breakfast Inns

	Amaru Hostal I (Cuzco, Peru) Amaru Hostal is located in the heart of the neighborhood of the artists, on "San Blas Hill" (Cuesta de San Blas.) Our special Republican - Colonial architecture offers our guests a calm atmosphere with gardens and magnificent panoramic viewAmaru Hostal is located in the heart of the... [more]
	Amaru Hostal II (Cuzco, Peru) Amaru Hostal is located in the heart of the neighborhood of the artists, Our special Republican - Colonial architecture offers our guests a calm atmosphere with gardens and magnificent panoramic views just two blocks from the MainSquare of CuscoAmaru Hostal is located in the heart of the... [more]
	Cristina Hostal (Cuzco, Peru) Located in historical downtown of Cuzco city. Near many tourist attractions like the Temple of the Koricancha and the main square that are located a block from our Hostel.Located in historical downtown of Cuzco city. Near many tourist attractions like the Temple of the Koricancha and the main square... [more]
	Del Prado Inn (Cuzco, Peru) Steps away from tourist attractions, 10 feet from the Main square of the city of Cuzco - Peru (Capital of the INCA Empire), a walk away from ancient ruins, with Inca ruins inside our own location, built on a 17th century property...Steps away from tourist attractions, 10 feet from the Main square of... [more]
	Hostal Cusi Wasi (Cuzco, Peru) Beautiful and elegant hostel with pleasant and welcoming ambience.Beautifully renovated hostel with pleasant and welcoming ambience. We organise quality excursions for a budget price: Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley of the Inkas, the famous Inka Trail and trips to the Amazon jungle (Manu).... [more]
	Hostal El Balcon (Cuzco, Peru) El Balcon, or 'The Balcony,' is situated 3 blocks from the main Plaza de Armas with a fantastic view . A colonial house from 1630 carefully restored in 1998 with the intention of offering first-rate lodging while respecting the original architecture .This attractively renovated building is built on... [more]
	Hostal El Triunfo (Cuzco, Peru) In the center of the magical city of Cusco only half block from the Main Square is Hostal El Triunfo where you will find a warm welcome and will feel at home.In the center of the magical city of Cusco only half block from the Main Square is Hostal El Triunfo where you will find a warm welcome and... [more]
	Hostal Pascana (Cuzco, Peru) When you visit Cusco and Machupicchu, you will want an hostel that has all the necessary comforts, but without luxuries. A place in quo some days to pass in peace, calms down, and tranquility, at low cost. That place is the HOSTAL PASCANA, we hope to be aOur Hostel is located in the historical... [more]
	Hostal Raymi (Cuzco, Peru) We are located one block away from El Sol Avenue,Cusco's main avenue,and only five blocks away from the main square,in a privileged residential area which offers, among other benefits, excellent segurity due to the government offices locted nearby.Raymi Hostal is a very cozy place that combines... [more]
	Hostal Rimacpampa (Cuzco, Peru) Hostel Rimacpampa was created to offer a different level of service. We provide our guests special, personalized treatment in a warm and friendly ambience. The hostel is owner-managed and both our foreign and Peruvian guests are made to feel at home.Our location provides our guests easy access to... [more]

Cuzco was the capital of the Inca empire and can be considered Peru's tourist capital today because of the rich Inca heritage. Many of the streets in the city center are lined with buildings containing whole parts of ancient Inca walls. The streets are often stepped, narrwo and crowded and probably don't look that different from those in earlier days.

The heart of Cuzco is on the plaza de armas. The Avenida de Sol, leading roughly speaking south-east from the plaza is the main business street. To the north and the east of the Plaza de Armas you find the old quarters of Cuzco.

Many of the sights in Cuzco itslef stem from Colonial Times, there are quite a few interesting churches and old mansions. The main Inca sights are to be found at the Coricancha - the golden courtyard. And of course Machu Picchu is close by and an ideal excursion from Cuzco.

Cuzco houses three reasonably good museums that are worth a visit.

The markets of Cuzco are great for getting Indian craftwork. The Plaza San Blas is one of the best places to see it made. The street leading up to it have a lot of shops.