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Revash Hotel Chachapoyas

Jr. Grau Nro. 517, Plaza de Armas Chachapoyas, Peru

TravelPod Member ReviewsRevash Hotel Chachapoyas

“great location, comfy beds”

nalgene 2 contributions
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Jun 11, 2011

To preface this review, I'm usually used to staying in hostals and paying around 30 soles per night per person. I originally booked a double for 60 soles/night, but we upgraded to the nicer double with a balcony overlooking the plaza and a slightly bigger room. Apparently the mattresses are nicer as well compared to the 60 sole room (this one costs 75 soles). Since this was a vacation, we decided to splurge a little.

Overall great location, nice rooms, nice people. They have a tour agency, but we found the prices to be slightly more expensive elsewhere

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