Casa San Blas Cusco

Tocuyeros 566 Cusco, 05184, Peru

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Historical Traveler Reviews Casa San Blas Cusco

Stay more than one night!

from OntheRoadMom

The Casa San Blas is tucked into ancient inca walls in the heart of Cuzco. The shops around offer the best handicrafts in all Peru and cultural attractions are just a few blocks away. The views from the balcony are outstanding. Beware, though, the train to Machu Picchu leaves just after 6 in the morning, so if you want to enjoy this hotel, make sure to book more than one night!

A charming botique hotel

from Arequipa

We stayed seven nights at the Casa San Blas hotel in Cuzco the last week in May, chosing one of their suite apartments. Ours had a loft bedroom with a view over Cuzco's rooftops. It is a small hotel in the San Blas district with its narrow streets, and is a three block walk to the central square - one of the streets has some of the finest Inca stone work in Cuzco. They have a lovely terrace where we enjoyed having our take-out lunch. It is, however, a pretty stiff hike up a hill (think of it as great training for Machu Picchu), but perhaps is not for everyone. Once you get to the hotel, there is no elevator. The hotel is built inside a very old building, has a pleasant staff, coca and other tea or coffee in the lobby, wireless internet throughout, and a nice breakfast with eggs to order, rolls, fruit, yogurt, cereals, and freshly squeezed juice. Comfortable and charming and we really enjoyed coming back after a busy day.

Excellent Choice in Cusco

from hymjr

Carlos and the rest of the staff at Casa San Blas were wonderful. We stayed in a junior suite apartment with a fantastic view of the main plaza - incredibly lit at night. Though the hotel is a short walk up the hill from the plaza, if you've chosen to stay in Cusco after traveling to the Sacred Valley and MP, you'll do just fine. Enjoyed the full breakfasts that were included in the stay. It's great to stay in the San Blas area away from the main plaza. Casa San Blas is a great choice for Cusco!

Great hotel

from alpenlupe

Agree with the other reviews: this is an excellent hotel. Clean, nice rooms, decent staff & very good breakfast.

Didn't want to leave

from anonymous

We have just returned from a week at Casa San Blas in Cuzco, Peru. Our daughter has been living and working in Cuzco for the past seven months and has been looking for a hotel for us to stay in on our visit. She knows our expectations and when she went to Casa San Blas and met Carlos and the rest of the staff, and toured the rooms and the restaurant, she knew this was the one. Casa San Blas is down a side street in San Blas. That is one of the things that makes it even more more charming than it already is. It is very quiet at night, which in Cuzco is unusual. It is lovely, it is extremely clean and well-maintained, and the staff is the best we have ever met. They have a marketing slogan that says, "we part as friends", and it couldn't be truer. We really felt like we had made several new friends. The bathrooms are large and wonderful, the beds are so comfortable, and the breakfast each morning was fabulous....we absolutely loved everything about it. Every morning as we sat out on the patio, adjacent to the finest music school in Cuzco, as we watched the students arriving, we would see tourists ambling up the street and we would have to resist the urge to say, "Do you know that this tucked away hotel is the best in Cuzco?"

Great hotel

from staceytann

This was a great, clean, well run hotel with a great location. Right on San Blas, a street with lots of artisan shops and a few blocks from the main plaza. Our room had a great view of the city, was very clean, comfortable beds and helpful English speaking staff. Free internet and beverages too!

Small, beautiful, very professionally run hotel

from sewaterman

Delightful little hotel - beautifully restored old building with lots of white walls, Peruvian textiles and wood floors. We had an ordinary room which was great- nicely furnished, scrupulously clean and with great bath goodies and super soft towels. Just make sure you get one on the 2nd floor because some of the ground floor ones look into air wells.

Very good small -7 or 8 tables - restauraunt for breakfast and dinner is good too.

Staff are super and couldn't do enough to help

All this and its located in San Blas which is absolutely the best area for artisans shops and some of Cusco's best restaurants

Loved Casa San Blas

from sunny2006

We stayed in the junior suite apartment for almost a week during March 2006 and we can't say enough good things about this beautiful place. Carlos and Tania at the reception desk were always right suggesting best places in/out of town for us. The view of our room was magnificent, and breakfast was free and delicious. You can walk to Plaza the Armas easily and you are surrounded by excellent restaurants.

Great Boutique in San Blas

from anonymous

This a great new boutique hotel. Rooms are new and comfortable. Staff is exceptional! Highly recommend, great location in San Blas as well. -joe & taryn from california.

Great little place to stay

from anonymous

Great little place to stay in Cusco. Very clean, great service and close to the Plaza de Armas.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelCasa San Blas Cusco

The Navel of the Earth

A travel blog entry by ashifreeshma

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CUZCO The navel of the Earth as it was so called by the famous Inca Empire, Cuzco still holds true to its grandeur today. An Inca chief stands high atop the city, reminding newcomers in whose footsteps they once treaded. Climbing from the pretty Plaza de Armas through narrow streets of cobblestone to our hotel was probably the most difficult daily …

High in Cusco..

A travel blog entry by bennyandnat

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After a bumpy flight over and into the Andes we arrived into Cuzco. We felt the elevation gain immediately as Cusco sits at 3326m (11,000ft) in the Peruvian Andes. To avoid the altitude sickness they had coco tea readily available in the hotel all day.
Our colonial style hotel in the San Blas area, which is up on the hillside, is walking …

Arrived in Cuzco

A travel blog entry by doch18

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Greetings from Cusco! We arrived without problem, other than Lan Airlines forcing me to change seats away from Juli & Mike for no reason.....I think they thought I was too fat to sit in the row. No altitude sickness yet, but we are sticking close to the hotel just in case. If we are up to it, we´re headed out to some ruins at the edge of town …

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