We where only here one night and the grounds and location where so charming that you could overlook the negatives. This is a converted mansion and is a bit dated. Water flow in the shower is dodgy, no air conditioning and the reastaurant food wasn't great, but not bad either. I could not connect to the internet, but they reckon... more

This is a good hotel for the Sacred Valley. Good location for seeing the sites of the Sacred Valley. Expect US prices though. Not any deals here. $2 USD to wash 1 pair of pants, $6 USD for a drink. Bar either closed early or didn't open at all. It is safe and the staff if pretty helpful. I just... more

We really enjoyed the Casona Yucay. The grounds are beautiful. We were tired upon arrival and both got massages that afternoon. Great place to get revived! more

We spent 3 nights at Ls Casona de Yucay with an OAT group. The rooms were bery comfortable and clean and the food was great. The courtyard was full of flowers and quite pretty. We enjoyed our stay. more

Stayed here with an OAT tour in October 2008. This hotel is located in the sacred valley in the tiny village of Yucay, so it's very quiet and rural. Nothing to see or do in the town, but a great location for exploring the sacred valley. This hotel was converted from a hacienda, and the owners did an excellent job... more

We spent 3 nights here in May, 2008 and were very pleased. The grounds are beautiful, the room ample size and clean, service friendly, breakfast buffet excellent. Dinner satisfactory though not as good, or upscale, as La Sonesta hotel across the street. Hotel made good arrangements for local taxis, including for tours to Moray and salt mines of Maras. Location... more

September 13. 2007 My husband and I are world travelers and stayed in every type of hotel and motel imaginable. This hotel is truly one of the nicest hotels we have stayed through the world. Though somewhat expensive, it is worth every penny as far as comfort, cleanliness, safety, and service. I would recommend staying in this hotel over any... more

It's a basic hotel in the small, quiet and remote town of Yucay, along the road to the train station (to go to Machu Picchu). There's only one other hotel in town (the Sonesta), right across the street. The grounds of the hotel and setting is quite nice. The rooms are very simple (and no TV). Many bugs, spiders and... more

We stayed at this hotel for 5 nights and it was very comfortable and clean. The prices for the retaraunt are not cheap, but we felt very safe and cozy here! I would reccommend if you don't have a tight budget. more