This is a small hotel located walking distance from the Plaza de Armas and many shops and restaurants. The front desk staff are nice and they always have a stock of bottled water for 2 soles available. WIFI is also free. The only issue that caused us not to rate the hotel a little higher is the noise level near... More

Be prepared for the altitude in Cusco. Don't do too much and take your medication. This is a great little hotel on a nice quiet street. The front staff is very friendly. The rooms are quaint. You have your own personal heater. TV is ok---but you shouldn't be in watching TV. Get out and enjoy Cusco. You are so close... More

This is an excellent 3 star hotel in the center of historic Cuzco. It's a charming little place in a beautiful restored colonial hose, it has everything that you'll need while exploring one of the most important historic places in the world. It has excellent location!!! As soon as you walk in the staff will welcome you with mate de... More

We stayed a total of three nights here at the Hotel Midori. It's very nice inside, with a pleasant covered courtyard in the middle. The breakfast was very good, featuring eggs, breads, and a number of fruits. The staff was uniformly friendly and, e.g., helped us with restaurant reservations. The location is good, just a block off the Plaza de... More

Brilliant,Very clean and comfortable, we had a quiet twin at the rear. Excellent location 200m up from main square, typical courtyard house, very good breakfast available from 5.30am, staff all very friendly, free coca tea anytime. Just up around the corner from the hotel is a fab little bar/cafe, Kukuly, Local prices, mains 8-20sol, great food and jazz, we ate... More

I only had one concern with the Midori Hotel but once someone filled me in on the fact that the rainbow flag hanging over the entrance is actually the flag of Cusco, I was good. This hotel is only steps from the main square, although to warn you, every one of those steps are UP! A fantastic litte place to... More

Well it`s near the main square but up a steep hill and it`s at 3700m (approx), so the first day can be quite hard work getting back to the hotel from the main square. The rooms vary, we stayed for several days and checked out and returned after a trip to Machu Picchu. First room we had was next door... More

Stayed at the Midori for six nights while visiting Maachu Pichu. We had the suite at the front of the hotel which was lovely. Cups of coca tea were presented to us on our arrival. Hotel is situated just one block from the main square although up up a steep hill which proved even steeper for my wife who was... More

Nice hotel with local charm and character. Rooms were spacious based on different rooms on two different occasions. Breakfast buffet was good and had a decent selection of hot and cold items. Hot items were cooked in small batches and kept fresh. Free wi-fi was appreciated, but there are dead spots in some of their larger rooms. Service was friendly... More