Koko's House- @kokoshouseCusco

Lindo Hostel, rústico y con buena energía en general.
Bastante barato para la excelente ubicación.

Hay habitaciones compartidas en 15 soles, es un excelente lugar para convivir con otras personas que vienen a conocer Cusco; hay lockers, agua caliente, desayuno y los chicos de aquí tienen muy buena vibra

Pura gente bella. Buen ambiente, economico, amplio, dejan usar la cocina, buena onda, puedes entrar a la hora que quieras, internet y agua caliente excelentes

We never met any employees, they had a volunteer filling in at the desk (both days that we were there). He was nice, but he was rather useless, as he couldn't answer any questions about the place. We were placed in a room on the ground floor near the entrance, and it was awful - dirty, uncomfortable, and loud. The room did not come with a lock, and we had to go out of our way to ask the front desk volunteer for a lock (we were given a flimsy padlock). There is a loud bell that rang every time somebody entered or exited the main entrance, and since our room was nearby, we could clearly hear it from our room. Worse, we could not sleep at all because the person in the room next to us was playing music very loudly late into the night. Eventually we were able to persuade the person to turn the music off. Finally, in the morning when I took my shower there was no hot water. Also, the light in the bathroom did not work, so we could only use the bathroom during daylight.

All in all, it was an awful experience. We were supposed to stay for 3 nights, but ultimately we decided to check out after 1 night and go somewhere else. (In fact, we spent our sleepless night researching other hostels and hotels in the area.) My wife and I have both stayed in lots of hostels in many countries - this one was by far the worst either of us have stayed at.

We never met any employees, they had a volunteer filling in at the desk (both days that we were there). He was nice, but he was rather useless, as he couldn't answer any questions about the place. We were placed in a room on the ground floor near the entrance, and it was awful - dirty, uncomfortable, and loud. The room did not come with a lock, and we had to go out of our way to ask the front desk volunteer for a lock (we were given a flimsy padlock). There is a loud bell that rang every time somebody entered or exited the main entrance, and since our room was nearby, we could clearly hear it from our room. Worse, we could not sleep at all because the person in the room next to us was playing music very loudly late into the night. Eventually we were able to persuade the person to turn the music off. Finally, in the morning when I took my shower there was no hot water. Also, the light in the bathroom did not work, so we could only use the bathroom during daylight.

All in all, it was an awful experience. We were supposed to stay for 3 nights, but ultimately we decided to check out after 1 night and go somewhere else. (In fact, we spent our sleepless night researching other hostels and hotels in the area.) My wife and I have both stayed in lots of hostels in many countries - this one was by far the worst either of us have stayed at.

There's a club near by, the music shakes koko house from 5 pm till 5 am. You cannot sleep. Kokos house is in a nice big building but if you can't sleep you can't think straight. And it's really high altitude.you do need your rest. The staff are good. Nothing wrong with the place. Just the music with bass. Bumping through the walls.

Atencion amable, super económico y cerca a la plaza. La cerveza siempre bien helada. Hay para ver el fútbol una buena tele y un ambiente social que puede servir de bar