Hotel Pozo del Cielo

2 Canadian friends enjoyed our 1-night-stay that was booked through Exoticca. Beds were very comfy with a heated blanket. The days were warm but nights got a bit cooler. The shower ran warm...|A walk around the property was delightful. Flowers were still blooming! There was a round tower that I climbed to the top to get pictures of Chivay. |The restaurant food was good and breakfast enjoyable. Staff were very helpful and carried luggage to room. Many stone steps to get around and up to room.|I would recommend. (Altitude was high. Oxygen available.)

Cute little rooms surrounded by beautiful gardens and views to die for. Bed was comfortable. Electric blanket and electric radiator kept us warm through the night. The breakfast was maybe not the best we had in Peru but definitely had plenty of choice even for veggies like myself. Coffee was lovely. We had dinner in the restaurant and my veggie portion was lovely and my partner loved his alpaca steaks.

Hotel was decent with rooms accessed from the garden. Stayed in Chivay en route to the Colca Canyon. The room was well enough equipped . Breakfast was pretty limited. Hotel is a 15-20 minute walk from the town centre . Stayed as part of a tour but would have no issue recommending it if visiting Chivay

lovely buildings and rooms. good eggs for an early breakfast. only criticism is that in our ground floor room none of the windows could be opened. second floor rooms were fine.

This is probably one of the best, if not the best hotel in Chivay. It’s up on a small hill at the entrance to town and have a great overall view of this sleepy little town. They have a very small staff, but everyone is super pleasant. The room was adequate enough, the hot shower was the best part of it and you do not have to worry about those cold nights in Chivay as they have an electric heater and heated blankets on the bed. They also provide towels for rental if you want to visit the hot springs. Overall, this was a great stay and would love to visit again.

Beautiful architecture and landscaping. Lots of nice details in the rooms. Nice service from the staff. Only gripe was my room (106) had no ventilation at all. I couldn't open a window, so the humidity created by the shower lasted all night long and our wet bathing suits from the hot springs were still sopping wet in the morning.

Stayed during an organised Colca Canyon trip. Extremely positive, great room and staff, basic but good breakfast.

The hotel was clean, the rooms were well-equipped and even had a standing heater and warm blankets. However, the food, both in the evening and for breakfast, was the worst we had during our three-week tour of Peru. Truly the worst by far. The hotel is recommendable for staying overnight, but it's better to eat somewhere else.