Wild Rover Cusco is showing every 2026 FIFA World Cup match live on our big screens at our restaurant / bar, right here in the hostel. It’s one of the best atmospheres in Cusco to watch the World Cup, with an international crowd of travellers and locals gathering for every game. Upcoming matches showing at Wild Rover Cusco include Australia vs Egypt, Argentina vs Cape Verde, Colombia vs Ghana, Canada vs Morocco, Paraguay vs France, and Brazil vs Norway — with the knockout rounds and quarter-finals to follow through July. Walk-ins are welcome. No reservation needed, just show up early for the big games.

Wild Rover Cusco is located at Calle Cuesta Santa Ana 782, in the Plaza Santa Ana neighbourhood. It’s approximately a 10 to 15 minute walk downhill from the Plaza de Armas, Cusco’s main square. If you prefer not to walk, a taxi from the centre to Wild Rover Cusco costs around S/. 5 and takes just a few minutes.

From Cusco’s Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport, a taxi to Wild Rover Cusco costs approximately S/. 25 and takes around 20 minutes depending on traffic. The airport is located about 7km from the city centre. When getting in the taxi, tell the driver “Calle Cuesta Santa Ana 782, Plazoleta Santa Ana.” You’ll know you’ve arrived when you see our large black gate and the Wild Rover sign on the white wall beside it.

From the bus terminal in Cusco, a taxi to Wild Rover Cusco costs approximately S/. 10 to S/. 15 depending on the time of day and takes around 10 to 15 minutes. We don’t recommend walking from the bus terminal with luggage. Tell the driver “Calle Cuesta Santa Ana 782, Plazoleta Santa Ana” and look for our large black gate on arrival.

Check-in at Wild Rover Cusco is from 3pm and check-out is at 12pm. If you arrive early and want to guarantee your bed, we recommend booking from the night before. If you arrive before check-in time, you’re welcome to store your bags for free at reception and use all the hostel facilities — the bar, restaurant, common areas and garden — while you wait. After check-out you can also keep your bags stored with us until you’re ready to leave Cusco.

Yes, reception at Wild Rover Cusco is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Whether you’re checking in late at night, heading out early for a trek, or just need help with anything during your stay, there’s always someone at the desk ready to assist.

Wild Rover Cusco is an 18+ property. Due to our fully licensed bar and the nature of our nightly events and activities, we’re not able to accommodate guests under the age of 18. This applies to both staying guests and walk-in visitors.

Wild Rover Cusco has limited parking available on site. If you need a space, we recommend contacting us in advance to check availability. There are also several public garages located nearby in the Plazoleta Santa Ana area.

Yes, Wild Rover Cusco has a full bar and restaurant open daily. The restaurant serves breakfast from 9am to 12pm, full menu from 12pm to 9pm, and late night pizzas from 9pm to 12am. The bar at Wild Rover Cusco is open from 9am to 1am every day, serving cocktails, cold beer, and drinks all day and night.

Absolutely. The bar and the restaurant at Wild Rover Cusco are open to walk-in visitors as well as staying guests. You’ll just need to show a valid ID at the entrance. We don’t allow walk-in visitors after 11pm or when the venue is at full capacity, so we recommend arriving early — especially on busy event nights and during World Cup matches.

As a fully licensed venue, Wild Rover Cusco is not able to allow alcohol brought in from outside the premises. You’re welcome to bring your own food if needed, though we don’t provide a guest kitchen or fridge. You can eat in all common areas and the bar — just not in the dorm rooms, out of respect for other guests. Our restaurant and bar menu covers everything from breakfast through to late night snacks, so there’s always something available on site.

Wild Rover Cusco shows a wide range of live sports on our big screens at Fada Bar. We regularly screen Premier League, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, Formula 1, NBA basketball, tennis Grand Slams, boxing, UFC, GAA, and all major international football tournaments. If there’s a specific match or event you want to watch that isn’t advertised, just ask at the bar and we’ll do our best to find it for you.

Wild Rover Cusco runs daily events and activities designed to help guests meet people and have a great time in Cusco. Regular events include pub quiz night, karaoke, mixology and pisco sour classes, salsa dancing lessons, pool tournaments, open mic nights, and beer pong tournaments. To see what’s on during your stay at Wild Rover Cusco, join the WhatsApp events group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/CoHN6muECsYGOaHG0e8M5X

Wild Rover Cusco is best suited for travellers aged 18 and over who want to combine exploring Cusco with a social, lively atmosphere. It’s a great fit for solo backpackers looking to meet people, groups of friends travelling together, digital nomads who want to work during the day and unwind at night in our co-working area, and adventure travellers using Cusco as a base for the Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Rainbow Mountain, and the Sacred Valley. Whether you’re passing through Cusco for a night or staying for a week, Wild Rover is built around making your time here memorable.

Wild Rover Cusco is ideally located for exploring the city’s main attractions. The Plaza de Armas, Cusco’s historic main square, is approximately a 10 to 15 minute walk downhill. The Qorikancha Sun Temple is around 15 to 20 minutes on foot. San Pedro Market, one of the best local markets in Cusco, is about a 10 minute walk away. Sacsayhuaman, the impressive Inca fortress overlooking the city, is around 30 minutes by taxi. Wild Rover Cusco is also close to the starting points for day trips to the Sacred Valley, Rainbow Mountain, and the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.

Wild Rover Cusco has an in-house third-party travel agency where you can get advice and book all your tours and treks directly. Options include the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley day trip, Rainbow Mountain, Humantay Lake, and various city tours around Cusco. The team at Wild Rover Cusco can help you choose the best options based on your fitness level, budget, and time in the area.

Yes. Wild Rover operates hostels across South America. Beyond Wild Rover Cusco, you can find us in Huacachina, Peru’s famous oasis desert destination; Mancora, one of Peru’s top beach towns on the northern coast; and La Paz, the capital of Bolivia. Each Wild Rover property has its own restaurant / bar, daily events, and the same social atmosphere. If you’re doing a longer trip through Peru and Bolivia, you can stay with us at multiple stops along the way. Find all locations at wildroverhostels.com.