The hotel is conveniently located to the airport (approximately 10 min drive), and 10-15 minutes to the center of Cusco. For a 4-star hotel, it offers a good price-value. The staff was very friendly and tried to accommodate all our wishes such as breakfast at 5 in the morning as we had to leave for Machu Picchu.

My wife and I searched high and low for a good not decent hotel to stay in while visiting Cuzco and let me tell you it was difficult. It was either a good hotel that was way overpriced or a crappy hotel that charged too much. Wayqey was perfect in my opinion compared to what we saw on TripAdvisor and other hotel sights.

The room was small but it wasn’t an issue. I was happy they had a fridge, hot water, and that the room looked and felt clean. The bed is soft and comfortable and the rainfall shower head with a place to sit was a plus.

We ordered room service and they made us a chicken sandwich that was not on the menu but they had no problems making it and delivering it to the room.

My wife is ALWAYS cold so she called down to the front desk and they brought us a space heater that served it’s purpose.

The breakfast area was nice. They offered a spread of bread, jelly, mini pancakes with what looked like caramel, ham slices, Scrambled eggs, mini omelettes, cereal, fruit slices ( mango, honey dew, pineapple, and watermelon), 3 types of juices, milk, water, tea, and coffee. I think I missed like 2 or 3 more items but I can’t remember. I only ate the fruit and I just say they were good and sweet. My wife ate everything and said it was fine.

The only 2 “issues” I encountered were guys talking in the hallway at 230 am and the walls were paper thin so I could hear everything and the fact that they don’t have key card readers on the doors just actual keys. But they door have security cameras all over.

The staff is nice and all in All it was a good stay and I would return.

FYI sorry I had to take pics the following morning as I was too exhausted to take pics before jumping into the bed.