1. Taxes: Foreigners and Peruvians who live outside Peru don't pay tax on sales (IGV), which is 18% of the rate. I explained this to the manager but she didn't know and I had to pay it anyway. 2. Shower: Water was not even warm. We had to avoid the shower until it was sunny. 3. Rooms: terrible lighting (dark), extremely cold with no heating. Despite the many bed sheets, which make sleeping hard, it was still a very unpleasant cold night. Humidity in the walls. The paintings are scary (May be Peruvian artists, but sorry not my taste. I found it hard to fall asleep) and the ones in my room were falling apart. 4. Breakfast: just ok. You can skip it. The roster woke me up at 5am. May be cute for some people but not when we're trying to sleep in those difficult conditions. 5. Access to the building: the manager has to open and close the door for you (you need to ring the bell and wait outside as the door is locked). You have no independence. 6. Location: Google maps shows the hotel in a different location, far away from where it really is. 7. Bathroom: one room's bathroom wasn't working properly so we had to put our hand inside the water container to flush the toilet. 8. Room amenities: none: no tv, no frigobar, no heating; just a bed, chair, wardrobe. Only one tv, fridge, kitchen in a shared living room in one of the areas.