Ninos Hotel Cusco

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Calle Meloc 442 Cusco, Peru, 084-231424

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Finally, our first day

After a great sleep we got up, had breakfast and were off to buy our tourist pass. After realizing that all the things we were planning on doing today were closed we decided to walk the 2 km (uphill) to Sacsayhuaman, also known as "sexy woman" which is easier to pronounce. It was great, not much to say, just check out the photos!!! The Incas sure knew how to carve a rock!!!
After we had explored the site, we wandered back to the city through San Blas, an area of Cuzco, and snacked and tri...

Cusco, Peru bethj
Cusco - visiting Jolanda

Was going to visit my friend Jolanda for about 4 days, ended up staying 9... :-)

Cusco, Peru cecilia74
Europe in Peru!

We got up around 5:45am this morning with a plan to leave by taxi at 6:15am for the airport. At 5:50am the taxi driver called us and told us he was there. We scrambled around, Gabe wide awake as only he can be at that hour on a minutes notice while I stumbled around grateful I'd gotten all my bags in order the night before. When we got downstairs 5 minutes later our driver insisted we take a few moments and get coffee and breakfast, sure it was included in the hotel stay and not wanting us to...

Cusco, Peru claraz8
Machu Picchu, ****** Tourist Towns, and yummy food

Good afternoon. It's about 4pm in Cusco, so that makes it 2pm in CA I think. I hope everyone is well. Amy and I are in our last Peruvian city before heading to Argentina in a couple of days, and there is an internet cafe right next door to our hotel, so I figured it was time for a proper update.

Most of this update will be about Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes rather than Cusco since we've only been here for a few hours. But that's OK since from what I can tell, there won't be much to...

Cusco, Peru derekjjensen
Jungle Boogie

Hola, Well we got back from safely from the Amazon Jungle late yesterday evening without any major events. In fact the scariest part of the entire five days was definitely the bus ride back, and thatīs saying something given all the dangerous and poisonous creepy crawlies we encountered (see below!). The part of the Amazonian jungle that we went to is called the Manu national park and is a vast area of lowland eastern Peru (20,000 sq km or according to the blurb īabout the size of Walesī). It...

Cuzco, Peru eoghankelly
Cusco, much better than we were told!

Cusco, wow. It has been well worth it coming at this time of the year. We feel more like a couple of tourists amongst everyday life in Cusco. Not tourist city completely living off loads of tourists and hardly any locals to see other than those trying to sell you something. There are a few other people here on holidays but really, itīs not even enough to notice walking down the street...we feel like we are two of only a handful. Iīm sure thatīs not the case, they must be somewhere but maybe w...

Cusco, Peru kateandchris
Cusco and Machu Picu

Ok, I know I said that I would not get to send another blog until late January but I lied. I am good at that. Anyway, it has been a hectic 9 days in Peru. On the go everyday and to top it off was the 2 days in Machu Picchu. More on that later. We arrived in Cuzco after 28 hours of catching flights and waiting at airports, the flight from Lima to Cuzco was delayed 8 hours because of bad weather in Cuzco. So we were happy to get to the hotel, which was just fantastic. Actually most places (hote...

Cusco, Peru malteaser
Cusco

Hola quapas! Ongeveer een week verder hebben we weer het nodige gezien, gedaan en meegemaakt dus de hoogste tijd om weer bij te kletsen. Het antwoord op de kijkersvraag moeten we jullie helaas nog even schuldig blijven want we vergeten de naam van dat ding steeds. Maar Neel en Ries, het is erg lekker en sappig en smaakt een beetje naar meloen. Zeker proberen dus! Tjsa, dat ezelritje...kan jullie verklappen dat ik inderdaad echt niet meer kon halverwege maar er nog niet helemaal uit ben wat no...

Cusco, Peru markenhylda
Cusco - Inka's foremost capital

Following a unique "collectivo" bus ride from Puno to Cuzco where I was the only foreigner it was deliberating to reach Cuzco 8 hours later - and its worthwhile!

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Historical Traveler Reviews of Ninos Hotel Cusco

Charming Spanish Mansion with Good Heart

from JollyVinzant
Los Ninos is founded by a Dutch woman to help the kids you'll see begging on the streets of Cusco. The hotel looks like an amazing Colonial mansion. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. There's a cafe with great pancakes with honey and a book swap. The rooms are simple, safe and quirkily gorgeous. They have things like street balconies, wooden beams and stone walls, but plenty of hot water and even laundry service. Odd minature door lets you into the compound. You can google the hotel and email them and they do eventually respond and take reservations. We felt really lucky to have stayed there.

Great place

from Bill077
Los Ninos is a charming place not far from the centre of Cusco. The budget room I had was pretty tight as you'd expect and faced inwards to the walkway surrounding the inner courtyard. I also stayed in a slightly larger one with a bath which faced onto the street. Both were very well maintained and exceptional value.

A nice feature of this (and many other places in this region) is the inner courtyard which is a good place to hang out and meet other travellers. It is a shortish walk to the main square but feels longer coming back because of the sloping streets - not a problem normally but you feel it if you haven't adjusted to the altitude. No worry - there are inexpensive minicabs zipping around the city all day and night.

Staff were really friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.

Ninos is good

from paulspl
I agree with the other comments. We stayed at Ninos 2 and found it clean, comfortable, and friendly. We also walked back and forth--about 10 minutes to the plaza. The only caution I'd give is that the rooms facing the children's cafeteria can be a bit noisy.

Wonderful!

from A TripAdvisor Member
We stayed in Los Ninos Dos for three nights -- one night in Janeth and two nights in Laura. The rooms were spotlessly clean and sparsely but beautifully decorated. The hot water was instant and scalding -- 24 hours a day. They will do your laundry and press it for about US$3.00 per kilo. It came back in 8 hours beautifully done. No meals are included but breakfast can be purchased for about US$3.00 per person. They served homemade bread, homemade blueberry jelly, fresh squeezed organge juice, fresh fruit, yogurt (fabulous) with fruit and granola with tea or coffee. They staff was very helpful -- reconfirmed our flights etc. Although, they said we should take a taxi back and forth to the center of town -- Plaza de Armas -- cost US$1.00 -- we always walked there and eventually walked back. We never had any problems. The hotel is also very secure and we left all our belongings -- expensive cameras -- in the room occassionally with no problems. The story of the hotel founding is so heartwarming you almost feel guilty only paying $30.00 per night for a double room. Worth every cent and more.

Excellent, warm place with cozy fireplace

from Nuyorquina
We had such great service in this warm little hotel. I can't say enough wonderful things about this place.

Excellent Service and Hotel

from england66
We have just come back from peru, Stayed at Los Ninos for a total of 3 nights. Great hotel, the hotel staff are amazing, really nice and friendly. The rooms are basic but clean and comfy. Highly recommend this hotel to anyone. Any addtional info, email me at clivebuckland@hotmail.com.

We couldn't have asked for more!

from A TripAdvisor Member
We just came back from our Peru trip, where we spent three nights in Cuzco and at Los Niņos Hotel I.

We researched quite a few hotels before choosing Los Niņos, and we were very pleased with our choice; the rooms are very clean, there is plenty of hot water, the staff is incredibly nice and helpful, and the breakfasts (coffee/tea, bread, butter, home-made marmalade, yogurt with muesli, scrambled eggs, fruit salad, and freshly squeezed orange juice) was the highlight of each morning!

Their prices are very low considering their standard and compared to other hotels in Cuzco; we paid only $34 for a double room. Breakfast is not included but the price of $3 cannot be beaten!!

A highly recommended hotel, but since they only have 20 rooms, be sure to contact them early in advance!

Colby & Sofia

For the Children

from cruisingbug
We stayed two separate nights at Los Niņos I - a very friendly, welcoming place, although we were told it was in a bad part of town (we got taxis so we didn't walk around there). There is a second Los Niņos about a block away.

The rooms we had were "Oscar" upstairs and "Ramon" downstairs (the rooms are named after the local kids who have been adopted by the owners -see web site at ninoshotel for details). Both were small but clean, basic accommodations - hot water at both sink and shower, private toilet and shower (shared are available). No hand towels or washcloths, but towels and soap (and toilet paper) were provided.

Breakfast isn't included, but there's a little cafe on site, where you can get breakfast, sandwiches, coca tea, etc. at very reasonable prices (we paid $10 total for dinner and breakfast). The coca tea was free at first, then they charged 2 soles after the first morning.

All in all I would recommend it - we paid $34 a night and were pleased. The hotel is very secure - you must ring a bell for them to open the door to get inside. A peaceful courtyard with a fountain is the centerpiece of the interior, open to the sky above. The rooms are right off the courtyard, on two levels. The windows and doors of the room can open fully to the air, or be either completely locked and closed, or locked but open for light. The rooms have wooden floors, and extra blankets on the bed for cold nights.

Los Niņos will store luggage for you if you're heading to Machu Picchu, free of charge. We locked our suitcase that we left but this was probably unnecessary.

Loved it..

from A TripAdvisor Member
This quaint hotel is very clean, comfortable and makes you leave with a smile on your face knowing you did something good for the street children of Cusco. Proceeds from guests help fund a "meals for kids" program...Room was comfy and decorated with children's artwork....Their breakfast was great, served in a sunny courtyard. Highly recommend.

A wonderful place to stay at!

from A TripAdvisor Member
We stayed at the hotel Los Ninos after a friend of ours recommended it. We weren't disappointed. The rooms are simple but provide everything that you would want to have: a good bed with clean sheets and a bathroom with a hot shower. The hotel itself is great: there is an inside court where you can sit next to a fountain and read or have breakfast. The hotel staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The location is perfect, - 3 min away from the main square. The hotel is run by a Dutch couple who uses the money that they earn with the hotel to provide shelter + food + medical help to kids who would otherwise be living on the streets. Definitely a great place to stay at!


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