Samay Wasi Youth Hostel

Calle Atoqsaycuchi 416 San Blas, Near Plaza de Armas, Cusco, 0084, Peru

Rating

4.3

Price Level

Rooms

Pets

May

Samay Wasi Youth Hostel, Cusco

Samay Wasi Youth Hostel

Just 5 blocks from Cusco’s picturesque main square Samay Wasi Hostel I offers rooms with wood furnishings and 24-hour hot running water. There is free Wi-Fi in common areas and a free transfer from the airport to the property is included for guests staying over 2 nights. Samay Wasi I has rooms with private bathrooms. They are styled in warm colours and feature touches of regional décor. Some rooms have cable TV and wood panelling. Sacsayhuaman Ruins are 2 km from Samay Wasi Hostel I and the tour desk is ready to provide advice for visiting the area. A continental breakfast with tropical fruits can be enjoyed daily and there are common kitchen facilities. The breakfast area offers charming views of the city. There is a 24-hour front desk and Cusco Airport is 5 km away.

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Overall

Excellent

4.3

26 reviews

Customers Review

Location 2

Cleanliness 4.3

Comfort 4

Neighborhood 4.5

Amenities 4

Condition 4

Recomendation 83.3%

“É um lugar incrível como acomodação em Cusco, Peru, atenção impecável, com cozinha compartilhada, uma vista incrível, quartos confortáveis com serviço de toalhas e café da manhã. 100% vale a pena, eu iria lá muitas vezes. Possui televisão, computador e internet”

— Aldana Noguera

“Buen hostel para pasar unos días en Cusco. Las habitaciones son pequeñas, pero funcionales. La atención, amable. Lo mejor, la terraza y la vista de la ciudad. El desayuno está bien. Otra cosa buena es que te van a buscar al aeropuerto al llegar.”

— Nicolás Camiña