Hotel Midori

Excellent location. My small suite was well equipped and quiet. The breakfast was better than average and suited to both South and North American tastes. I'm accustomed to the absence of heat in South American hotels, but Cusco is a cold place, and the small heater in the suite just could not keep up. The reception staff was uneven, some attentive and some lackadaisical. I'm OK in Spanish, but visitors who spoke only English would probably have trouble communicating with some of the staff.

Location and value Depending on room, some can be noisy with late guests arriving.

The beds were comfortable. The showers were hot and there was great water pressure. The staff was kind. Breakfast was great and I am glad we included it in the initial booking. Our room was one of the suites. It did not have extra noise. Kids stayed in an inner room and said that they could hear other rooms. This was expected. Many of these charming hotels have the same comments.

We had 4 rooms on 1st floor. Great breakfast. Ledges between different rooms. Need to be careful going into bathroom.

The room was very clean, and comfortable. The staff is very kind. A quite and cosy plce just by the city center.

Great quiet location short walk to town square in the beautiful historic district. Shower had great water pressure and plenty of hot water. Charming. Bed was a little old

The people were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was good and when we checked in, everything was good. There were dogs barking and fighting in the street. We heard them because we had the suite in front. There is no sound proofing between floors or rooms. But, you can get a room away from the street and I suggest it.

The location is the only good thing, but to be honest, there are SO MANY hotels in the same region, that I would consider that a differential. The staff is extremely unhelpful and could not care less about the wellbeing of their guests. My mom (60 years old) was sick and vomiting, and they only let us stay in the room until 11 a.m. (checkout is at 10:30 a.m.) — so thank you very much for the extra 30 minutes (a lot of sarcasm here, in case it’s not clear). Just a quick note on that: the hotel was pretty empty. I even checked availability, and there were PLENTY of rooms. Now for the really awful part — NO HOT WATER! Over the two nights we stayed, only the first person managed to take a hot shower. The second person had to deal with lukewarm water, and the third? No hot water at all. The next morning, after I complained, they said it had been fixed. Spoiler: it wasn’t. The water got slightly warm for maybe 30 seconds, then went cold again. And of course, since the staff couldn’t be any less helpful, nothing else was done. Let’s not forget — this was during WINTER, with temperatures around 3°C outside. Now for the rest of the facilities: the shower door fell off, the flooring in the room was extremely loud, and the room itself was COLD. There was only one very old and inefficient heater. When I complained, I was told there was an extra blanket in the closet. Seriously? Reception is another joke — completely unable to provide even basic information. Do yourself a favour and DO NOT stay here. There are SO MANY hotels in Cusco, you absolutely do not need to put yourself through this.

Very centrally located. Clean and good staff

Wifi connection was not great. Rooms were kind of cold. They did end up moving us to another room which was better.

The Hotel Midori was perfect for a few nights in Cusco. It’s just off the main square so an easy walk to many points of interest. The hotel was clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast each day was fresh and delicious, with a wide variety of options. The hotel room itself was very comfortable and large, and the refrigerator was a welcome addition so we could keep bottled water on hand. I would absolutely, recommend this hotel to travelers.

As we stayed here several times in the last month, I’m following my previous review. Everything was very good, the staff and the facilities were excellent. Don’t expect 5 stars facility but they had everything we needed even when we ask for a heater in our room there was no problem supplying one. We were also able to leave our suitcases in between trips to Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca. There is tea, hot water and coffee available all day as well as tea & coffee facilities in your room. As it’s an old building I suggest you ask for a second floor room as the floors do creak a little. There’s also adequate breakfast provided as well as you can ask for a breakfast take away if you have an early excursion. The rooms are as per bookings.com photos. Nothing

Location. Staff. All good.

We stayed right on the main square the first 2 days in Cusco and the 3rd night here . The rooms are almost 3 times bigger with better amenities and it is less than a 3 minute walk from the main square ( if I had known this was so close to the main square , I would have stayed here to start with . Good breakfast . Also very quiet and the best sleep we had the whole trip I told the front desk , because the rooms are so big , having another space heater may help but not a game changer

Beautiful clean rooms in the Peruvian style. Breakfast was delicious and the hotel made us a breakfast to-go when we had to leave early in the morning. Hotel is close to everything, including the main square. Very slow WiFi

The staff is excellent, the breakfast okay but no hot breakfast provided like eggs ect. The rooms are fine, there are blankets and a heater provided. You can also leave your suitcases there if travelling to Machu Picchu or anywhere else that you don’t need them, as long as you are coming back to this hotel. The hotel is a short walking distance to the Plaza de Armas and lots of restaurants, there is an excellent restaurant next door as well. Nothing really, after travelling through Peru we were used to putting the toilet paper in the rubbish bin rather than in the toilet ?

The location was good. Clean. The hot water didn’t work. And the staff were not very approachable.

You cannot go wrong with Midori. It might be up a slight hill from the main square but boy did we welcome being away from the noise and having a nice quiet sleep on a delicious mattress. We arrived at this hotel after escaping an absolutley terrible night at a hotel on Procuradores (right off the main plaza). The location was top notch but we had a disco right out front and boy do the Peruvians like to party until dawn. This was one of the nicest and largest rooms we stayed at in all of our Peru trip. There were three of us for this trip, and to splurge more on food, we stayed at three bedroom rooms for the entirety. An we came back TWICE to stay at both three bedroom rooms; both equally enjoyable. A big plus, when staying three-to-room; there is a confortable bathroom just down the hall. Staff is friendly, breakfast is good (watch out for the coffee which is ridiculously strong), it is just a 2 minute (uphill) walk from the main plaza. Nothing to complain about, everything was absolutely perfect, especially the quiet nights sleep on super comfortable mattresses and warm showers.

Superb

Very good