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Royal Frankenstein Cusco

San Juan de Dios 260 Cusco, Peru

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“Something different”

sonjamargarethe 1 contribution
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Aug 4, 2007

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 the iguana
Cusco, Peru
 
Hugo, Frankenstein, and me
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The frankenfish
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Traveler PhotosRoyal Frankenstein Cusco
Martin the iguana
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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
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And I`m ready to trek....

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I do now have Gaffer on my boots to hold the sole on and stop them. They look very special in deed!

As soon as Stefan gets out of bed then we can goo look for some treking!

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