Inkas Garden Apartment

Fortunato L. Herrera #120, Near Plaza de Armas, Cusco, 8007, Peru

Rating

3.2

Price Level

Rooms

Pets

Yes

from $ 2,810.21

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Destination: Cusco

May

Transport From Columbus, John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) to Cuzco, Cusco Airport (CUZ)

American Airlines

6:31 am - Columbus, John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)

7:33 am - Cuzco, Cusco Airport (CUZ)

TIME

26h 2m

TRAVELERS

2 Adults

0 bags 26h 2m 2 Stops

Flight details

Flight Information

May

Inkas Garden Apartment, Cusco

Inkas Garden Apartment

Stop at Inkas Garden Apartment to discover the wonders of Cuzco (Cusco). Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. Take advantage of the hotel's free Wi-Fi in all rooms, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park, airport transfer, laundry service. Each guestroom is elegantly furnished and equipped with handy amenities. Take a break from a long day and make use of garden. Convenience and comfort makes Inkas Garden Apartment the perfect choice for your stay in Cuzco (Cusco).

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Basic Apartment 1 Queen Bed Ensuite City View ·

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Flight + Hotel

$ 2,810.21

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Disclaimer: The image shown is for illustrative purposes only and may not represent the actual hotel room. The room layout, furniture, amenities, and view may vary depending on the availability and location of the hotel.

Overall

3.2

43 reviews

Customers Review

Location 3

Cleanliness 3.3

Comfort 3.2

Neighborhood 3.3

Amenities 2.5

Condition 3

Recomendation 55%

“Buena atención por parte del dueño.”

— Jarbi Johany Torres

“Nice sky room for me. Cheap at Cuzco. Arrived from airport and it's not an international airport as yet. Historically tourist city. Higher elevation 11000 ft than 9000 ft at Machu Picchu. Need to take 2 hours of train ride to and from the incas train station bound for Machu Picchu. Take note. Buses have to be full before it leaves.”

— Ronnie Vun