Xima Cusco Hotel

Hotel was nice enough, and not a bad location near the city center. The buffet breakfast was a little odd. They eggs were awful, and they served things like hotdogs, steamed veggies and beef stir fry, which made me wonder if some of these items were leftover from the dinner the evening before. On our last day I realized that you could ask the cook to make fried eggs, which was much more satisfying. I also was under the impression that the hotel would offer a boxed breakfast on the day we checked out since we were leaving at like 4am but the boxed breakfast was a cheese sandwich which just doesn’t appeal to me that early in the morning. I asked if I could just have a banana (or other fruit) and hard boiled eggs, but was told no. Room was decent, though sound from lobby travelled throughout hotel. This was fine the first night (didn’t keep us awake) but our last two nights there was a large group of teenagers staying at the hotel that were VERY LOUD. Their group basicallytook over the hotel dining area and lobby, which made these areas very unappealing. For example, the one night we wanted to get dinner at the restaurant on site but couldn’t as it was closed for this large group.