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Marlon'S House Cusco

Calle Nueva Baja 496 Cusco, Peru

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TravelPod Member ReviewsMarlon'S House Cusco

“Super!”

senderjung 8 contributions
Rheinstetten, Germany Flag of Germany
Dec 6, 2011

Everytime again! Very good People und much much informations!

This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelMarlon'S House Cusco

Boots or no Boots?

A travel blog entry by bellethorpe

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This morning we had to drag ourselves out of bed as we had not yet had the chance to sleep off our Machu Picchu hangover, we were shattered.

Before checking out of the hostel we were chatting with a guy from Switzerland who gave Annabelle some Peanut butter to compliment her breakfast, she was absolutely delighted.

Peanut butter …

Puno

A travel blog entry by blogtrotters

Bonjour à tous !
nous sommes arrivés à Puno, perchée à 3800m, en bordure du lac Titicaca (pour info, 170 km sur 70 , une vraie petite mer).

Bon, la ville n'est pas terrible, bien heureusement l'accueil de hôtel est super sympa.
On commence à être un peu fatigué de tous les trajets et excursions qu'on a déjà faits et comme c'est …

Retour à Puno

A travel blog entry by blogtrotters

De retour des îles vers 15h, nous allons déguster une énorme truite grillée aux abords du port, toujours en compagnie de nos 3 français.
Petite pause à l'hôtel pour se reposer un peu et surtout se décrasser. Afin de se quitter dignement, nous rejoignons nos trois colocataires d'une nuit pour un dernier repas. Au menu, 1/2 poulet à la braise : …

Castaways on Titicaca

A travel blog entry by honty

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Our 6 hour bus ride to Puno was fairly non-eventful....just watching the mountainous scenery go by whislt snoozing and listening to iPods. We did pass through a couple of places which were quite interesting. The first was Pucara, a remote rural town where the locals were holding a market that consisted of alpaca fleeces and building timber. The …

Cusco & Machu Picchu

A travel blog entry by jeff-and-rach

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Because Cusco is very touristy, craploads of money comes into the town. It's good to see that at least they spend it on making the city look good with bronze statues, fountains and nice restaurants. The royal wedding of William and Kate was on and even though we didn't get a free public holiday we got to see some of the hullaballu on the TV.
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