Hostal Suecia I Cusco
Calle Suecia 332 Cusco, Peru
TravelPod Member ReviewsHostal Suecia I Cusco
“nice quite hostel”
elleanil 1 contribution
Ireland
Sep 26, 2011
a nice family run hostal thats really quite.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelHostal Suecia I Cusco
Cusco parte dos
Cusco part 2
We met with the gang in paddys for a few celebratory drinks. Everyone was there except Sag and Rif who were resorting it up for a few days (it was their honeymoon to be fair). Had a good night but it was a bit sad in that we probably wouldn't see a lot of the guys again.
The next day we got up early to do the sacred …
Cusco
Hello again, Hope everything is going well for everyone at home! Peru is amazing! We made it to Cusco last monday then left tuesday for a 5 day trek long the Salkatay trail which ended up in the town to see Machu Picchu! We had a great time on the trek, it was much harder than we expected though! The first day we started hiking (after a 3 hour bus …
A day of rest, part one
Today has been all about taking it slow, which requires a great deal of self control when there is so much to see and do here. We´ve had lots of butt time- a few hours on the train and one hour in a taxi from Ollantaytambo to Cusco (half of the two hours that the bus takes- it´s 4 times the price but way worth it). Right now I´m having tea of yerba …
A day of rest, part two
So, where was I... oh yes, having tea in café Tsunami on Calle Suecia. This little place has a big plate glass window overlooking the rooftops of Cusco and onto the hills above. Although I thoroughly enjoyed McDonalds, the view here is far better. It´s lovely just to sit here, write, and think. There´s a good deal of tea culture in Perú and I love …
Navel of the World
Cusco is a beautiful city with a lot of historical sites including early Incan walls. There are many tourists but most of them use the city as a stopover for Machupicchu. Everyone said how expensive the city was but this really only applies to the tourist sites and not necessarily all the hotels, restaurants and shopping. Referred to as the "navel …


