Royal Frankenstein

San Juan de Dios 260, Cusco, Peru | Hostel

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Day 37 (Train ride Puno to Cusco)

A travel blog entry by adisyl

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We finally got our train tickets, but then our pick up for the train station never arrived - PERUBOLIVIA ISNT A GREAT TRAVEL AGENCY - RATHER GO ELSEWHERE Anyway it served us right for being lazy, we got a cab at 07:30, and it was like 5 blocks to the train station, booked our luggage in and on we went, there were people buying tickets 10 min before …

Fry ups, Roasts.... oh and Machu Picchu!

A travel blog entry by benyclaire

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So we set off from Puno on a tour bus called 'First Class' to Cusco, slightly different to our normal bus journeys as it involved stops at 6 different sights en route. After (another) early start, we first stopped off at a small museum where our guide explained a bit more of the history of Peru. Stop 2 was the highest point between Puno and Cusco …

Marching on to Machu Picchu

A travel blog entry by busbydawson2012

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We thought Cuzco would be hard pressed to live up to the standards set by Arequipa, but it managed to surpass them. Despite the fact that it is a major tourist hub, and busloads of wealthier holidaymakers mingle with the usual backpacker horde, it manages to retain its charm and authenticity, absorbing the throngs without feeling overcrowded or …

Inca heartland

A travel blog entry by finrod3791

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I´ve spent the last 3 1/2 days in Cusco, the old Inca capitol high in the Andes. The first third of the bus ride here was down the foggy, hilly sandscape of the southern part of the Peruvian coast. After turning inland and into the mountains, much of the journey consisted of endless 180 degree turns up switchback roads. I felt slightly ill at one …

Puno to Cusco

A travel blog entry by i8toomuch

I woke up feeling queasy today. Perhaps it's the altitude (3800m above sea level) or the lack of dinner last night that's causing my heart to tighten. No time to lie in. We had to make our way to the train station for a 9 hr ride to Cusco. Backpacker's Service- US$17 First Class Service- US$119 I wonder if they have gold taps and silk cushions on …

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This hostel, located on San Juan de Dios 260, Cusco, is near Sacred Valley of the Incas, Cusco Cathedral, Hiram Bingham Train, and Pre-Columbian Art Museum.
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    TravelPod Member ReviewsRoyal Frankenstein Cusco

    Something different

    Reviewed Aug 4, 2007
    by (1 review) , Germany Flag of Germany

    At this guest house I was welcomed and treated like a friend. The place is all decorated in a horror themed style with a hint of humour, and has many pets. I hope Martin the Iguana is well! This is the place for you if you are looking for a warm and friendly guest house with a twist!

    Martin sunbathing with view on Cusco roofs
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    At the reception
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    Martin the iguana
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    TripAdvisor Reviews Royal Frankenstein Cusco

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent

    Traveler Photos Royal Frankenstein Cusco

    Hugo, Frankenstein, and me
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    The frankenfish
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    Martin sunbathing with view on Cusco roofs
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    At the reception
    Cusco, Peru
    Martin the iguana
    Cusco, Peru