I am essentially giving this place 5 stars to counteract the ignorant reviews given by other people. This hotel is located in a VERY busy place. Between the hours of about 6AM and 9:30PM, the village of Pisaq is very busy Building-Attending-Breaking Down the huge Pisaq market located in the town square. This hotel is located ON the town square.... more

This hotel has a wonderful location off the central plaza. We stayed here for one night after taking the bus from Cusco. The checking process was a bit confusing since they had us down for 2 twin beds instead of the matrimonial we had requested. We ended up with 2 twin beds and were very happy to put our bags... more

This hotel may be the best deal we found in Peru. Located right on the plaza, with full view of the market, the hotel is well-maintained and full of character. Our room was small but so cheerful. The walls were painted in various bright colors, with Peruvian designs. The door opened on a long balcony facing a patio full of... more

We took the advice of a number of guidebooks and made this great little town the first stop on our tour of the Sacred Valley in order to stay at a lower altitude than Cuzco. Turned out to be a positive experience...Pisac is a nice little town worth an overnight stay; the ruins above the city are spectacular (and appear... more

Room was adequate; bed was small but comfortable. Tiny bathroom with bleak towels. I do admit it was on the SECOND day that I realized the ceiling in the bathroom was a sheet of styrafoam. Yep, styrafoam. No heat in bedroom or bathroom, but there were adequate blankets. Easy check-in and cash-only; staff in and out of the office and... more

We tried for two weeks to have this hotel give us confirmation over email...they never responded. On arrival to Cuzco a travel agent helped us book a room no problem...we stayed in Pisac our first night so as to avoid too much trouble with the altitude. We really enjoyed this spot. The room was clean, warm bedding, cute inside and... more

The best thing about this hotel is its location. It sits right on the Plaza de Armas and you get to witness upclose Pisac’s truly wonderful market, especially from the balcony of the hotel which offers some great people-watching. The hotel is small and cosy, and the rooms are tastefully decorated in a Southwestern + Andean style, although the hotel... more

I really enjoyed my stay at the Hotel Pisaq in August. The lobby and rooms were beautifully decorated, the beds were comfortable and the staff, though they didn't speak much English, were very helpful. There was plenty of hot water and my only quibble with the place was that the bathroom door wouldn't stay shut without something propped against it.... more

First negative... We made a booking for a double by email. Had an email reply from Fielding, the American wife. When I wrote back to ask whether a particular tourist attraction was worth seeing, I never got an answer. Second negative... We called to confirm on arrival in Peru. No problem. But when we got to the hotel, they didn't... more