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Where to stay · Cusco, Peru

Where to stay in Cusco

6 areas worth booking in Cusco, sorted by the budget each one actually suits — what the neighborhood feels like, and what a night there costs.

≈ $15 / night
San Pedro
Market, local, cheap

Around the central market and the station, with budget hostels and everyday Cusco life.

San Cristóbal
Views, quiet, hillside

Above the main square toward Sacsayhuamán, quieter streets with views over the city.

≈ $70 / night
Plaza de Armas
Historic, central, busy

The main square and the streets around it, with the cathedral, restaurants and hotels at every price.

San Blas
Artisans, steep, bohemian

The hillside artisans' quarter of whitewashed houses, workshops, cafés and boutique hotels, with views over the roofs.

≈ $350 / night
Nazarenas
Palaces, luxury, calm

A small square above the centre with the Monasterio, the Nazarenas and Inkaterra La Casona.

Sacred Valley (Urubamba)
Lower, rural, resorts

An hour away and 500 metres lower, a valley of resorts and lodges that eases altitude sickness.

Once you've settled on an area, the Cusco guide carries our checked shortlist for each tier — what it costs, why it's on the list, and where to book it.

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