Maytaq Wasin Boutique Hotel – Cusco, Peru
The Maytaq Wasin Boutique Hotel is located in the heart of Cusco, Peru only a few steps away from the main plaza.
They have 24 cosy rooms and a bright open terrace with breathtaking views of Cusco city and the surrounding mountains.
The hotel is contemporary in design, boasts high ceilings, lots of natural light and makes our guests feel welcome and relaxed. We’ve tried very hard to make Maytaq Wasin a discerning travelers hotel.
It has the right blend of comfort and convenience, is family-run and backed by a helpful team to make your stay great.
Mutu Art and Eatery is at the heart of Maytaq Wasin. Serving carefully selected Peruvian and International dishes, it’s where our guests gravitate to eat, drink and relax in Cusco.
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