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Hotel Rumi Punku

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Cosy, well-located and amiable hotel with original Inca and Spanish colonial features: one of our favourite good-value options.

Cusco is choc a bloc with accommodation, but we think this little hotel not far from the centre is one of the best for its standard and price.

Just a few short blocks uphill from the Plaza de Armas, in arty San Blas, the amiable little Hotel Rumi Punka offers guests a cosy place to stay in a colonial-style environment. In common with most buildings of the era it has rooms facing central courtyards, but with the additional bonus of a peaceful garden at the back. Bits of original Inca wall and a genuine Inca doorway add to the historical flavour, and traditional Peruvian motifs appear throughout the décor. 

Guestrooms have polished wooden floors and spacious, contemporary bathrooms. The hotel also offers free internet access, safety deposit box, laundry facilities, a lounge with fireplace and a breakfast room where an excellent spread is served. Unusually for this grade of hotel there is also a sauna, Jacuzzi and gym, though there is an extra charge to use these facilities.

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What our clients say

  • "Another slightly quirky hotel, built on several levels behind a genuine Inca gateway. The rooms were comfortable and well appointed. All, however, were reached by steps. This posed no problems…

    DM, Nottingham Jun 2014
  • "Could not have asked for a more authentic Spanish style accommodation with views over Cusco and the surrounding area. We were lucky to have the top floor room with an…

    DB Oct 2014
  • "Brimming with character, perfect location, great staff."

    CC, Carnforth Feb 2014
  • "Rumi Punku was great - very helpful with our son who had altitude sickness."

    SM, Bury St. Edmunds Sep 2013
  • Really nice

    JPM, London Nov 2015
  • "This is a dear little hotel in a great town.  We did enjoy it here, and had the same room on our return after the Inca Trail. The front reception…

    FR,Perth Dec 2014
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Ben fell in love with Latin America on a six month backpacking trip from Colombia to Mexico in 1995. Since then he has explored most of South America, including living in Peru for a year. He is now Head of Sales.

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