Pisac Inn

I spent four nights at Pisac Inn at the beginning of my three-week pilgrimage across Peru, and it was one of the most gentle and sacred landings I could have hoped for. Nestled right on the main plaza of Pisac, this inn isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s a place that holds you. I came here to acclimatise before returning to the height and hum of Cusco, and was met with such care, warmth, and attentiveness that I felt more like a guest in a beloved home than a visitor in a hotel. The staff—every single one of them—treated me with kindness and genuine hospitality. They made sure I had everything I needed as I adjusted to the altitude and pace. There was always a warm smile, a gentle check-in, a plate of nourishing food served with grace. They felt like family, and before I left, I bought them roses to thank them for holding me with such tenderness during those days. The building itself is a pre-Columbian structure, with metre-thick walls, rounded Inca stonework, and an atrium alive with vines, jasmine, wichula plants, and trumpet flowers. When it rains, water falls straight into the garden—softening the space with its music. Mornings brought fresh mountain air, birdsong echoing through the courtyard, and breakfast that arrived slowly, lovingly—quinoa porridge, scrambled eggs, local cheeses, fresh breads, coffee, and juice that still tasted like sun. Pisac is a small village in the Sacred Valley, surrounded by towering mountains and known for its artisan markets, cobbled streets, and ancestral quiet. It’s less busy than other tourist spots, and that’s part of its magic. There’s a rhythm here that invites stillness and reflection, a spaciousness that lets your breath drop into your body again. If you’re looking for a soft place to land, to acclimatise, to be cared for while arriving into Peru—or to ground before ceremony—Pisac Inn is a place I wholeheartedly recommend. It is more than accommodation. It is a threshold. A first layer of remembrance.

A charming inn right on the town square with a substantial breakfast included, a restaurant on site, and exceptionally helpful staff. An upstairs balcony where you can sit and drink coffee or eat overlooks the square. Plants fill the inn and eating areas.

Front desk receptionist- Roxana should be given a pay raise. Actually all the staff represent this hotel so well it's because of them. I give it my 5 star rating. You feel right at home with friends! Best location, food and service in town. Cons: the historical bedroom door arch is low watch your head.lol

The people who work at the inn are very helpful. They helped to arrange some trips for us to visit various sites. ******* had said I could not cancel an extra room that was booked for two nights ( a person ended up unable to come on the trip) but they cancelled it for us at no charge-the day of our arrival. Our room was very clean. The restaurant in the Inn is excellent .

Our host Roxanna was extremely friendly and caring. The common spaces are very tranquil and room extremely comfortable. In house restaurant was extremely delicious. WiFi worked great. Would highly recommend staying here if you’re in the Pisac Area! The perfect jump point to anywhere in the Sacred Valley!

Excellent stay at this beautiful and atmospheric hotel- lovely scented plants climbing over the courtyard and a superb view of the square from the balcony of the guest sitting room. Very comfortable room - very quiet, good powerful shower and comfy beds. The staff were superb - the lady on reception even helped up with a problem with our luggage, which the airline had lost on our flight over. Delicious breakfast and free mineral water for topping up water bottles before visiting the stunning ruins. We also had a very good meal in the restaurant. All in all 10 out of 10