Jump to: Room choices | Hotel description | Map | Amenities | Reviews
In the Centro Historico quarter of Cusco, the gateway city to Machu Picchu and the wonderment of Peru, JW Marriott Cusco offers stunning accommodations and modern luxury. Beautifully constructed, with antique exposed bricks, dramatic archways and columns, and Peruvian cultural artifacts throughout its pair of exhibition halls, this acclaimed hotel brilliantly integrates age-old design with contemporary amenities. Rooms and suites reflect the local region in their warmth, décor and furnishings, with gleaming hardwood, colorful textiles, and lavish details throughout. With no room less than 320 square feet, and all accommodations featuring intelligent oxygen systems to offset the city's ultra high altitude, you are supremely comfortable and well taken care of at every moment. Stay connected with wireless Internet access, LCD televisions with satellite channels, iPod docks, and stay pampered with your room's plush robes, 24-hour room service, and mini bar. Step into a contemporary time capsule that ideally inspires cultural exploration, and allow JW Marriott Cusco to be your key to Peru.
JW Marriott El Convento Cusco
432 Ruinas Road
Cusco, Peru
Nearest Airport: CUZ
Location was excellent for sight seeing restaurants and shopping. The staff were so accommodating! They went out of their way to extend our checkout due to a delayed flight. The hotel was immaculate and had so much old culture ingrained into their decor. Very comfy beds and luxurious bathroom.
Sherpa63643342855 - Tulsa, Oklahoma
One of the best hotels we have ever stayed in! The hotel is located in a unique building that was restored over many years of work. The room was wonderful and clean, and the breakfast was great. But above all: the amazing staff. I would like to especially praise Sebastian and Jorge at the front desk—they helped us above and beyond expectations with every request. The hotel also offers interesting free activities, such as a cooking class, a tour, and more
AdvaD6
The hotel is in a central location and makes getting around Cusco, really easy. The room was a good size, with a comfortable bed, separate bath tub and shower. A nice feature of the hotel are the refillable water stations on each floor. The breakfast was delicious, with a nice choice of vegetarian food. San Blas is a short walk away as is Plaza de Armas. Would stay again.
GoldSTRavller - London, United Kingdom
If I could give 6 stars to this hotel instead of the max 5, i will do that, just because of its service. We arrived from Machu Picchu, with a bad back, and they could give me a bed which was relatively firm, (by turning the mattress, but still the need was met). Deep in the night, my wife started feeling sick because of the altitude and they sent their hotel paramedic promptly. She needed oxygen three times that night, and every time help arrived within minutes. Before we departed, they gave her oxygen again so that she can manage till we were airborne. The only feedback i have is that the room is pretty dark. A large part of the room is actually unlit, so when we ordered dinner in the room, we ate in semi darkness. The food of course was super, and so was the breakfast which we had in the restaurant. The hotel is very very grand, and there are lovely corners … very instagrammable. As i said earlier, service was absolutely super.
DIBYENDUBOSE - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
Good location, nice staff and cozy beds.
Julieth A
Read more reviews or write a review
© 2026 TripAdvisor LLC. All rights reserved
One of the best hotels I've ever experienced. A hidden treasure blended with beauty and luxury with a modern lifestyle touch, tucked away in a city rich in culture.
J. Feinberg, Editor of 25A Magazine
Of the many fine attributes of the JW Marriott Cusco, the blending of historical architecture with modern comforts and high design is most unusual and perfectly executed. From the soft lighting to the rich dark woods and stone in the public areas, the understated atmosphere distinguishes itself as belonging uniquely to the Cusco property. And that holds true all the way to the lower levels where the lovely spa is intimately nestled. Not only was the staff properly warm, friendly and bi-lingual, but equally important highly skilled at their duties (which is surprisingly not always the case in fine hotels).
J. Oseid, Travel Journalist