Pisac Inn

historic plaza, cobblestone streets, colourful market with crafts, stores, local traditional people from highland communities and their handmade textiles, typical produce market, small andean town charm, majestic mountains, agricultural fields, archeological site, museum, corn museum, botanical garden, proximity to Cusco, Machu Picchu and numerous archaeological sites in the Sacred Valley, Winay Taki Ayllu music & dance presentation, Unucha Spa, Peruvian cuisine, Kusi Kawsay Andean School, Organic Farm Project Kusi Nan, Potato Park, hikes and walks in the area, horseback riding

Pisac Inn is a small and charming hotel ideally located on the corner of the historic plaza of Pisac. Pisac, a quaint Andean town nestled in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, is a scenic 45-minute drive outside of Cusco. Breathtaking mountains surround Pisac with the beautiful Wilkamayu River running through the fertile valley's heart. The pleasant climate, lower altitude and the enchantment of the small town combine with proximity and easy access to Cusco, Machu Picchu and other places in the Sacred Valley. Settling into your own space for the duration of your stay while taking day trips to the surrounding extraordinary sites or participating in special events, meetings and banquets is appealing to many travelers who enjoy a more personal contact with the local life. The cobblestone streets, traditional wood burning ovens, children playing and the ancestral presence of locals from the highland communities combined with the nearby agricultural fields with cows and sheep taken out to pasture daily give the small town of Pisac it´s typical feel. You can visit the famous market of produce and crafts, local stores, museums, the botanical garden, the picturesque plaza and most importantly, engage with the locals. The archeological site above Pisac with extensive terrace and stone work are recognized as some of the finest of the area.Full of enchanting details that honor Quechua tradition, Pisac Inn offers a relaxed atmosphere, warm hospitality and personalized service that celebrate the continuity and vitality of this ancient living culture. ??With elegance and style, contemporary and rustic tones are harmoniously woven together to emanate a sensation of stepping back in time that makes Pisac Inn so special. The rooms are small and comfortable, each with private bath, and many beautiful common areas. The Inn proudly offers culinary delights at the onsite Cuchara de Palo restaurant, using fresh, organic and locally sourced ingredients; serving traditional Peruvian dishes, novo Andean and international fare. The newest addition, Unucha Spa, located in nearby Taray, offers massage therapy and natural herbal treatments inspired by ancestral healing traditions. Pisac Inn offers a unique travel experience, deeply connected to the local Andean traditions, embodying the panache of this vibrant Andean culture for those visitors who like to be a part of the culture at hand, not a distant observer, and who want to make a difference by supporting the vision of honouring diversity and traditional values and customs. Pisac Inn promotes several cultural and educational projects with the main priority being the Kusi Kawsay Andean School.The old world charm of the historic building, artistic flair and warm service together create the distinct ambience that makes Pisac Inn a hidden gem.

Amenities / Features

Alejandro Velasco Astete Cusco Airport20.51 milesno shuttle serviceone way taxi service $35 for up to 3 passengers

Airport Shuttle? Sorry, no airport shuttle available.

Breakfast is included

Sorry, pets are not allowed.