Guest User
July 4, 2025
We chose Inkaterra La Casona, Cusco largely because of its affiliation with Relais & Châteaux, expecting a refined and world-class experience. Unfortunately, this turned out to be our least satisfying stay among any Relais & Châteaux properties we’ve visited. The most notable issue was the lack of service standards. The staff struggled with communication, and even after multiple follow-ups, requests were often not fulfilled correctly. Restaurant orders were consistently wrong, which was surprising given the otherwise calm and low-occupancy environment. Another disappointing aspect was the absence of basic in-room amenities such as a tea or coffee maker. Requesting a simple cup of coffee—even after a tiring journey—meant placing a room service order, which was chargeable. For a property in the luxury category, such amenities are considered standard across the world. While the room interiors do meet the aesthetic expected of a Relais & Châteaux property, the overall experience lacked the attention to detail, warmth, and seamless service that one associates with the brand. We sincerely hope the management revisits some of these core service elements to align the actual guest experience with the reputation and expectations of the Relais & Châteaux name.