Double Room
Sleeps 3 · 18 m² · Large bed
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Shower
- Safety deposit box
- TV
The room features free Wi-Fi, cable TV and a private bathroom.
★★★ Av. Tacna 316, Cusco, PE
7.4 guest rating· 31 reviews
Luxurious Accommodations
Indulge in tastefully decorated rooms with free Wi-Fi, cable TV, and private marble bathrooms at Hotel Mabey Cusco. Some rooms even offer sculpted wood bedsteads and suites with spa baths for a touch of luxury.
Delicious Dining Options
Start your day with a full buffet breakfast in the restaurant adorned with a hand-painted mural. For your day trips, grab a packed lunch. In the evening, unwind at the elegantly styled bar with comfortable leather sofas and wood furnishings.
Convenient Services
Benefit from 24-hour front desk assistance, currency exchange, and the option to arrange shuttles to Velasco Astete Airport. Located just 10 blocks from El Sol Avenue, with Cusco’s bus terminal a mere 2 km away, Hotel Mabey Cusco ensures a convenient stay.
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Sleeps 3 · 18 m² · Large bed
The room features free Wi-Fi, cable TV and a private bathroom.
Sleeps 3 · 18 m² · 2× Double bed
The room features free Wi-Fi, cable TV and a private bathroom.
Sleeps 4 · 21 m² · 3× Single bed, 2× Single bed, Double bed
This triple room includes a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom.
Sleeps 2 · 15 m² · Single bed
The room features free Wi-Fi, cable TV and a private bathroom.









Av. Tacna 316, Cusco, PE
No pool in use, needs updating and a very poor breakfast.
4.0Upon arrival. I asked where the pool was situated. The guy on reception said “no pool”. My friend and I booked through Exoticca (don’t book a holiday with them btw they’re shockingly bad, see reviews). Exoticca showed a beautiful pool out of the 3 photographs for this hotel. I found the pool in a tatty overgrown garden area. Sure enough, there it was, except it was empty and dirty. My friend had to change her room. Mine was ok apart from the balcony you couldn’t really go on to as it was overgrown with trees. Be warned the tiled floors in the bedroom and bathroom are dangerously slippery dry, a skid pan when wet. The breakfast was horrendous. Boiled eggs, dried up horrible bread, a little bit of fruit and pretty much a couple of cereals. The worst breakfast selection I’ve had in my 40 years of visiting many hotels including those in third world countries. To add insult to injury it seemed because of the price it was more a hostel than a hotel. Two huge buses arrived and filled the rooms with teenagers who were running around after midnight banging doors, squealing and acting out of control, not a teacher/supervisor in sight. We had to be up at very early for the long drive/bus/train ride to visit Machu Picchu. All 4 of us in my group were shattered after little sleep. It’s a shame as it had potential to be a nice hotel as theres quite a few colonial style touches, but it’s quite run down and the pool garden area definitely needs sorting as there’s nowhere nice to relax outside. Although it’s out of town it’s only 50p to get one of the tuk tuks into the main shopping/restaurant area. But overall sadly I wouldn’t recommend staying here.
Fine but needs improvement.
6.0Hotel was okay. They initially put us in a room with no window so asked to move. Breakfast was pretty poor. Decor needs updating.
Excelente trato con todo el personal y buen servicio , delicioso café y saludable desayuno típico Peruano con todo fresc
10.0Clean rooms every day and replace the toilet papers, excellent people I promise to come back soon with the family and friends
excelente
10.0La relación calidad precio hizo que nos sintiéramos cómodos y a pesar del frío de cusco la pasemos bien.
− Que me instalaran en el ultimo piso
Cold and Noisy
2.0We stayed at Hotel Mabey as part of an Exoticca package. Unfortunately, this hotel was well below our expectations. The showers were lukewarm at best, so we had to minimize our time in the water so that we don't freeze. The breakfast was OK in that they had the basics, but they don't refresh it very often. The coffee would have grounds in every cup and was quite bitter, and the eggs were sometimes cold. One of the cereals had become glued into a solid lump due to the humidity. The room itself had little sound proofing so you could hear everyone from different directions, this is compounded by the fact that the bathrooms all vent to a central shaft, so you can easily hear the bathrooms on different levels. Overall I would not recommend staying here.
Would not stay here again
4.0The location close to the train station
− Rooms and bathroom were dirty, no hot water, very noisy.
Based on local tax laws, Peruvian citizens (and foreigners staying more than 59 days in Peru) must pay an additional fee of 18%. To be exempt from this 18% additional fee (IVA), a copy of the immigration card and passport must be presented.
Please note both documents are required for fee exemption. Guests who are not able to present both documents will be required to pay the fee.
Foreign business travellers who require a printed invoice, will also be charged the additional 18% regardless of the length of their stay in Peru. This fee is not automatically calculated in the total costs for the reservation.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 5 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
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WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
No parking available.
Pets are not allowed.