Antigua Casona was our favourite hotel of the 8 we stayed in in South America. It is a gem, hidden behind a non-descript doorway in a tiny street up a hill, close to the centre of the old town.
Service was excellent, the room was cosy and comfortable, a kettle is provided so you can make your own Muña tea (extra tea bags at reception). They even put hot water bottles in the bed at turn down. Totally unnecessary as we weren't feeling cold, but it's just a thoughtful touch you don't get elsewhere!
Breakfast was great, we left early on our last day and they provided us with breakfast bags to go!
Cannot recommend it highly enough.

This hotel was a jewel. It's tucked in a narrow street and you don't know how beautiful it is until you go through the door. The patio is the first thing you see and it's so pretty-lots of seating and firepits for cool nights. The restaurant is right off the rear and the bar as well, both of which are great. Our room was perfect for us. A comfortable king size bed, several bottles of water throughout the room, space for our clothes, and coffee/tea if we wanted it. The room was very clean and the waters were replaced several times each day and there is also a filtered water fountain in the lobby. Everyone was very friendly and personable. We had a spa treatment our last day (massage and then they hyperbaric chamber--so great!) and that was wonderful. The lobby has a neat little room off to the side that has waters, teas, and coffee for you. The restaurant was great too--we ate breakfast there each morning which included a delicious buffet with fruits, oatmeal, breads, salads, fresh juices, and coffee or you could order from the menu. They also served lunch and dinner, and everything we ate was yummy. The bar staff was so friendly and made drink recommendations for us. We loved sitting at the open window at the bar and watching the activity on the patio. The location was great--within walking distance of so many restaurants, shops, market places, churches, historic places. The entire vibe was wonderful and we would definitely stay there again.

We cannot fault this wonderful hotel, situated in the delightful San Blas district of Cusco. The staff were amongst the most helpful we have ever experienced (we can’t remember all their names but we do remember Edwin who was lovely). The style of the hotel was wonderful, the rooms were great and very comfortable (chocolates and hot water bottles every night) and the breakfasts were tasty and quite varied in a room with a log fire! We didn’t eat a meal there but we did have a snack one evening which we really enjoyed.