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About Us
Pisac Inn is a local family business with a committed and experienced staff whose vision is to celebrate the warmth and beauty of the ancient living culture of the Andes. We want our guests to disconnect and immerse themselves in this distinct reality.
Peruvian brothers Coco and Roman Vizcarra traveled through Europe and lived there for many years. Together with their wives, Barbara from Germany and Fielding from the United States, they opened the hotel in 1993.
Roman and Fielding live full-time in Peru and are dedicated to promoting the Kusi Kawsay Andean School and other cultural projects, through Pachamama’s Path 501c3 in the States. They also offer authentic cultural immersion trips through their Peru Cultural Journeys sustainable travel company. To learn more about their story, click here.
Coco and Barbara live in Germany and spend time in Peru. They promote cultural projects through Intipunku and operate their German travel company Inkareisen , which offers unique packages that highlight the heart of the Andes, as well as other important destinations in Peru and South America.
A special destination
Many guests stay several nights at Pisac Inn as a base to explore the area. The town of Pisac has a lot to see and do, and from here you can quickly access Cusco, multiple sites of the Sacred Valley, and even Machu Picchu with day trips. You can explore these areas on your own or we can put you in touch with local guides and transportation. If what you are looking for is an all-inclusive cultural immersion with carefully planned details that allow you to immerse yourself in the depth of the Andean culture, consider our signature journey, Authentic Andean. Our specialized guides, personalized attention, and the first-hand Indigenous perspective will open doors to a world that you would not see otherwise.
We also have other excursion options that vary a little from the emblematic program and that focus on special interests. These excursions deepen the cultural immersion to an experiential level; you will be able to participate in cooking, weaving, music and astronomical observation activities.
Pisac Inn is a local meeting point that promotes various cultural projects. For example, you can witness a spontaneous musical presentation or listen to a talk about the Kusi Kawsay Andean school. Many guests share this vision of celebrating, promoting and honoring the traditional life of the Andes. We invite you to be part of this commitment.