Sitting right across the street (a very narrow street, by the way) from Saint Dominic's Cathedral, the Libertador Hotel is an impressive site with its massive blue doors and caped doormen. Inside, the palacial lobby features local stone, silver and gold work under a 20 foot high ceiling and skylight. Staff is pleasant but the real draw here is the... more

The “Libertador Palacio del Inka, Cusco” was our first stop on a trip to Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu. We spent two days at “Libertador Palacio del Inka Cusco” before heading into the Sacred Valley. There are a few things that make this hotel stand out. The first is that they have a very spacious lobby area. I... more

I stayed for 3 nights with my husband and son at this lovely hotel and we found everything to be just perfect! Rooms are spacious, clean, comfortable and full of amenities. Breakfast is also very good, although it could include more regional items. Staff is very friendly and the location is nice. I do recommend this hotel! more

We stayed one night before moving on to the Sacred Valley/Machu Picchu portion of our trip and two nights on the return leg before flying back via Lima; we were part of a group of friends (4 couples). The public areas of the hotel are far more impressive than the rooms (which can be a relatively long walk) which were... more

We spent 3 nights at the Libertador in Cusco, following time in the Jungle, Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. I must be honest, we booked a standard room and I do not think that is what we got. As you will see in the pics, the room was enormous. The bathroom huge and very well appointed with nice amenities. The... more

The Libertador is a comfortable and well-appointed hotel with excellent ammenities and a good location for visiting Cuzco. The public spaces were grand and beautiful and the rooms were large, pleasant and very clean, though pedestrian in their furnishings. Room service was reasonably priced, quick and the food good. The complimentary breakfast is served in the main restaurant which is... more

We stayed at the Libertador when we first arrived in the sacred valley and then again upon our departure, so were able to see two different rooms, one in the old wing and one in the new. The hotel itself is beautiful. We got what I considered to be average service from the staff. Coca tea upon arrival was a... more

Secured a jr suite on the hotel website --www.libertador.com.pe. which included breakfast. Room was new-with marble bath--Staff was very friendly and accomodating. At no cost --you can get oxygen sent to your room if needed-- Take Excederin for migraines in case you get a headache from the altitude---Coca tea did not work for me ( it contains alot of cafeine)... more

We just returned from family trip to Peru and Ecuador...Liberatador Hotel in Cusco is a comfortable hotel to stay at but the Front desk (Hugo) insisted on charging my wife a "room tax" because her passport was stamped incorrectly by Peru immagration @ Lima airport...Of course we didn't know that my wife's passport was stamped incorrectly and it was obvious... more