Mosoq Killa

Hostel

Very amazing place with very cool owner. Don't be afraid of the dog who will bark anytime… For a very reasonable price, we had our private bedroom with shower inside. You might have to ask the reception after 10pm to re open the hot water. This charming hotel is close of the center and you will be able to go everywhere in a few minutes. Small con with the light breakfast (but it is the same everywhere in Peru) and the poor Wi-Fi coverage.

I was some time ago for that hostel, good service, cleanliness not so good. The room had to wait for it to be cleaned again.

Good place, very cozy and spacious rooms.

It's economical but there's not much social life.

The Hostel has a lousy attention, they charge for everything, the dirty kitchen all the time. It Is rescued that it has a pretty nice view of the city in the dining room and good location.

Well in economic range. I was there one day there was what I was looking for.

Friendly staff but: first of all, the hotel is not as it looks in the photos, it looked worn or damaged. We had problems with the staff, as repeatedly we would reach the hostel, and there was nobody on reception that we open the door. We were to play many times the doorbell and wait, sometimes in full rain, someone arrives to open it and it was very annoying. The first day we got 2 towels (1 small and one large) and we were 3 people in the room. The first day we arrived there was no hot water and we bathed with cold water, the staff solved it but we have the problem the other day. During the 7 days that we stayed 3 days we change the towels and one day we left wet towels on the bed. The Wifi failure a whole day. As for the breakfast, on booking includes a breakfast buffet with fruit, juices, chocolate powder, KEKE, milk, coffee, bread with butter and jam, wheat atomico, etc, But in reality it is not FOR NOTHING as it appears in the photo, don't offer any fruit, nor keke, or juice, or chocolate powder, throughout the week we ate bread with butter and jam, which was not at all pleasant. And don't pull napkins in the dining room, but toilet paper. We also found a plastic inside the sugar bowl. It was understandable, but very annoying that during the morning sounded tools of construction due to renovations that would not let us continue to sleep. We also desconcerto that they made us pay on the first day with a change of usd 3.