Pisac Inn stands on the main plaza of Pisac, beside the market and the road to the ruins. It is a small, characterful inn with handmade touches, a cosy atmosphere and a well-loved cafe and bakery downstairs. For travellers who want to wake in the village, watch the market set up and climb to the citadel before the crowds, it is one of the nicest places to stay.
Pisac is the gateway to the upper valley, and staying here lets you enjoy it without the day-tripper rush. The Sunday market is lively, while evenings are quiet and mornings are cool and bright. The inn is within walking distance of restaurants, craft shops and the path to the ruins. Cusco is about an hour by road, and Urubamba around thirty minutes.
Rooms are individually styled, and the common spaces invite you to sit with a coffee. The cafe is popular with visitors and locals, and its baking is a reason to stay in itself. Staff can help arrange guides, taxis and activities such as horse riding or visits to nearby communities. It is a good fit for couples and independent travellers who like character over a long list of facilities.
What to know
The plaza can be noisy on market days and festivals, so ask about quieter rooms. There is no resort-style spa or large pool, and nights are cold from May to September. From November to March the rainy season brings showers and green hills. The hotel lists current room types and details.
Planning tips
Climb to the ruins early, before the tour buses arrive, and return to the cafe for a late breakfast. If you visit on a market day, book a room well ahead, because small properties on the plaza fill quickly, and bring earplugs if you sleep lightly, since the square can be lively until late on festival nights.
Why stay here
- ✓Plaza location
- ✓Cafe and bakery on site
- ✓Individually styled rooms
- ✓Near the Pisac market
- ✓Walking route to the ruins
- ✓Tour and taxi help
- ✓Heated rooms
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
Good questions
Where is Pisac Inn?+
On the main plaza in Pisac, beside the market.
Is it close to the ruins?+
Yes. The path and road to the citadel start close by.
Is it noisy?+
The plaza can be lively on market days, so ask for a quiet room.
