Awesome place to stay and customer service really good, just a block away from the main plaza. Owner offers 15% off from his gourmet restaurant just in front of hotel. Fully recommended.

A/C wasnt working at our room, but the host agreed to change our room right away.

Nice placer, nice people, simple but good breakfast.

The place is noisy because of the busy street. They were just renovating the roof, it was very noisy. My room was soaked when it was raining.

It's a lovely hotel if you want to be in the center of town - so green and friendly, compared to lots of anonymous/modern/personality-less hotels. Food is truly exceptional - highly recommend for that - both for breakfasts and other meals. Juices and salads in particular were great. If you want more of a rustic design in the middle of town, it's great.

Only issue for me is the noise - 2nd floor rooms are noisier than first and traffic noises can be quite bad. However, that's typical for the area, so if you want to be in the center of town, you won't find a place much better than this in the same area. However if you're sensitive to noise, suggest a first-floor room. Or if very noise-sensitive, would suggest a place further outside of town.

The food from the restaurant at the hotel was excellent. We ate there more than I expected to because it was so good. Fresh food and well done. The lomo saltado and pollo a la plancha were delicious. And I enjoyed the fruit juices and different ice drinks. Along with the food was the atmosphere of the open air restaurant. It was wonderful to sip on my fresh iced fruit juice with the breeze blowing through. Also, the staff were very good. They made us feel welcome and always greeted us. The bathroom, particularly the shower, was phenomenal. The best I've used in Peru. Sounds funny, I know. But when you live in Peru, a good hot shower is a luxury. And I took advantage of that luxury. The location of the hotel is great, so easy to walk out the door and to a close restaurant or hop in a moto. At night, it's very quiet at the hotel to sleep. I've had other experiences of neighborhood being very loud with parties, etc. Wonderful.

It is possible to hear other rooms. So a person would want to mindful. But that's just the nature of building construction in Peru. So it is what it is.

The location, it has a coffee shop and restaurant, the room were big and clean and with air conditioning which is super food for the hot weather.

They make their own really good coffee. They have A/C, which was very nice in the hot, sticky climate.

The hotel is kind of shaped like a U, open to the street, which cups all the sound of the many, many motos cruising by all day and most of the night. The rooms also have zero soundproofing. Lying on the bed, I felt like I was in the middle of a racetrack. Earplugs, a pillow over my head, the A/C fan on, and white noise from my phone still failed to cover the moto sound. It was not a good night's sleep.