Top Lodges in Cusco Province in 2026

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Our top choices for Cusco Province lodges

1. Manu Learning Centre

Los Adenes

2. Charming cottage in San Blas with 360° panoramic view of Cusco

Quinta Toccocachi

3. Hab. Andean with Terrace : View to Cusco : Comfort in San Blas

Quinta Toccocachi

4. Casita with 360° Panoramic View in San Blas | 10 min from the Plaza de Armas

Quinta Toccocachi

5. Encantadora cabaña

Cusco

6. Cozy Andean room in San Blas with a terrace and 360° views of Cusco

Quinta Toccocachi

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Top Cusco Province Hotel Reviews

Artinka Boutique Hotel

8/10 Good

"I knew I was in trouble when I saw a basket of ear plugs next to the bed. As it turns out, they were definetely needed! Although this hotel is in a great location - right off the Plaza de Armas, and is off a little street with cute shops and places to eat, it is also located near several clubs, and they play well into the night, or early morning, often not stopping until 4:00am. If this doesn't bother you great - but if you have any difficulty sleeping, I don't recommend it. Other than that it was great! The staff were available and responsive and helped with anything I needed. They also went above and beyond by brining almond milk and gluten free options into the breakfast rotation when I asked if they had them. The room was comfortable. There is a little nook at the top of the stairs where you can make yourself a cup of tea and look out over the city. Totally charming. Great location! All of the places I wanted to see, and the restaurants I wanted to visit were within walking distance - not more than 15 minutes. I really enjoyed my time here and in Cusco (except for the bass beat at 2:30am!)."