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In the jungle with my umbungo.
So I met an American girl who lives in iquitos and is travelling the north of Peru, her name is Sara, she speaks fluent spanish which is great! Anyway, i didnt know where to go next so decided to go to tarapoto on the edge of the amazon jungle, when we got here about 7pm, we had to get a moto taxi which is basically a motor bike with a passenger …
The lake
Yesterday we went to lake, i forget what its called but we had to get a moto taxi, followed by a car which took us across the river on a raft made of three boats and a wooden platform across the top, this was our main reason for the trip! So we get to this lake expecting an oasis of calm and boats, fishing and swimming, as per the lonely planet …
White water rafting!
Today we had arranged a trip white water rafting on the well i thought it was the mayo river which i think goes through moyabamba and tarapoto. It was actually an inflatable kayak, as its still dry season here the river was pretty low and the rapids were very kind, only level one or two apparantly, we did this for about two hours, it was a lot of …
Lake Titicaca
After the nightmare of arranging a bus to get to Puno, and then the bus being delayed because of traffic, we finally got onto the bus. We realised then why the tickets cost so much, it was clearly top of the line. The seats were the size of recliners, we were given pillows and blankets, a meal and they also played movies. They drove us to the …
Puno and lake Titicaca - Stop sniggering Shepley !
Hola Amigos - Greetings from the town of Puno on the shores of Lake titicaca.
I'ts 4-00pm on a steaming hot Wednesday afternoon, outside my hostel is the beautiful lake Titicaca and I'm watchin Arsenal v Liverpool live in the Carling cup - How bizarre.
I met Renatta at the bus staion for the trip to Puno, where we went our seperate …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsSan Antonio Suites Puno
“ Excellent hotel ”
Reviewed Mar 30, 2013
This hotel was really nice and we thoroughly enjoyed out stay. The room was a good size, with ensure and tv. The staff made our stay amazing and were incredibly helpful and polite. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place to stay and would gladly come back!
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“ All hotels should be run like this! ”
Reviewed Mar 22, 2013
What to say about this hotel, Only stayed one night (was supposed to stay 2 - will get to that) and from the moment that we were picked up from the bus terminal, we knew we were on to a good thing.
The guy from the hotel was at the bus station as our bus arrived from Bolivia, and promptly whisked us away in to a taxi and to the hotel. He even spoke quite good English.
When we arrived at the hotel, a lovely lady checked us in and we were shown to our room immediately. The rooms are very basic, but clean, with hot water, comfortable bed, tv, and good pillows. Some of the rooms (most) are off the hallway, and therefore do not have windows to the outside world, instead have windows to the hallway (but don't worry - it is still very private).
We needed to confirm our transfer to Arequipa the next morning, so I went downstairs to ask where the local office of the company was. The lady at reception immediately said that she could call for me to confirm. I also asked about a recommendation for a bus company to Puno, which she was also able to help me with. Finally, I needed to print out our Machu Picchu tickets and asked if there was a place near by - why? she asked - there is a printer on the first floor hooked up to a computer that you can use.
The next morning we had a very early pick up - 6:15am. As she had confirmed our pick up the night before, she had organised for breakfast to be ready and so in the wee hours of the morning we were able to fill our bellys - and with good food too - good bread rolls, cheese, ham, eggs made to order, and good coffee.
When we came to pay, they did not have change of $100 and they do not take credit cards, however, she said no to worry - we could pay when we returned in a couple of days from Arequipa (even though we offered to pay for both rooms to avoid so much change).
It ended up that my partner hurt his back and we were not able to return to Puno (instead we travelled directly to Cusco) and the hotel staff were so understanding and allowed us to deposit money in to their account for the night's accommodation that we had had 3 nights previously.
I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel if you are looking for a budget place to stay with 5 star service!
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“ Amazing Breakfast ”
Reviewed Nov 18, 2012
San Antonio Suites has everything you expect for the price. It's not super cheap but the Staff is really friendly, the beds are comfortable and the breakfast was one of the best I had in South America. WiFi was ok and the shower really hot (the pressure however was not entirely satisfying). Some rooms(it seems all matrimonials) have only windows to the aisle. It's quiet but not amazing if you're a fresh-air-fanatic. Would definitely stay there again.
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