Cusco Plaza Hotel

1.- Transfer terminal or airport-hotel-airport or terminal. 2.- 2 nights in the city of Cusco in the Hostal Cusco Plaza***. 3.- 1 night in the Sacred Valley (Las Terrazas: 3 breakfast and 1lunch ). 4.- Tours: City tour Cusco, Qoricancha and principal ...

... of this was under a dazzling blue sky.  This is an amazingly beautiful part of the world.   Our rather humble hotel, The Cusco Plaza 2, is located just one block away from the historic centre of Cusco, the Plaza de Armas.  This part of ...

... stars Novotel or 3 stars Best Western look good with both being just a short walk from the Plaza de Armas.  The Cusco Plaza 2, our hotel, is a definite NO!   Dinner that night was at our favourite place, The Inka Grill, located adjacent to ...

... . Seems the Spanish did this to a lot of sites, which is a shame, nonetheless this place is well worth a visit. We stayed at the Cusco Plaza II near the main plaza, which is a nice basic hotel. As we had five of our group come down with a mild form of ...

... was an actual monastery dating back to the 16th century) - was not only beautiful and conveniently located near the central square in Cusco (Plaza de Armas), but! what was more important for us at the time -  it also provided oxygen on demand and ...

Our hotel in Ollantaytambo arranged for a driver to take us to Cusco. It was a pleasant drive to Cusco and our driver took us straight to the hotel with no problems. The hotel here was the Hostel Corihuasi on Suecia. It is just a short but steep ...

... and wearing traditional costume.  The place was buzzing and had a very young atmosphere. Our hotel was very centrally located in a pretty and well kept plaza behind the Plaza de Armas and cathedral.  It was very traditional and rustic, but had ...

... , and abundant shops and markets. It also has endless touts and hawkers hassling tourists every few steps - "Massage senor?", etc, etc. Cusco must hold the world record for the number of massage parlours in one city, all catering for the post-Inca Trail ...

... they had told him this!!  Anyway as we had already settled in we stayed put, but we did venture out  in to Cusco to see the hotel we were meant to be at and told them the story, (i had a disagreement with the check –in chick as she ...

... From the Museo we wandered around the narrow Calles and found the Hotel where we would stay if we were to visit Cusco again, The Hotel Monasterio.  My Spanish classmates should Google this one!  We bought some t-shirts for the boys before ...

... the place!! The weather is super sunny contrary to what people told me it would be like. I go straight into the main plaza which is ridiculously pretty...water fountains...flowers everywhere and by far the cleanest streets i have ever seen. Its a very ...

... . Var stuptrott og da Kate og Maya kom hadde jeg sovna. De skulle komme kl 23 men havna i trafikkork og klokka ble 24. Sà var det bare à ha klokka pà tidlig igjen for à komme seg opp til en reisedag i morgen. Cusco-Lima forst og deretter ...

Fábio foi embora, Negra Jane na garage pós aeroporto, era preciso tapar logo o buraco da falta dele. Fomos conhecer Cusco e seus museus, sentir o clima humano da cidade. O clima frio já se conhecia, principalmente à noite, quase insuportável, dói na ...

... jeg bare kan filosofere om hva er. I dag kom jeg over noen som solgte ferdiggrillede marsvin.. Det er en spesialitet i Peru og spesielt i Cusco. Kate og jeg har lyst à prove, men Maya stàr over. Dessuten tenkte vi det var greit à vente til de to ...

... , good English pub fare; you will probably run into your university buddy or long-lost second cousin. * El Truca (Plaza Regocijo 262, inside Hotel Royal Inka hotel/expensive) - a good attempt at western cuisine influenced by Peruvian dishes. You will ...

... , as the capital of the Empire, was designed in the shape of a Puma to reflect their Inca animal mythology.  Historians proclaim the plaza was intentionally built at the location of the heart of the Puma, in the centre of the city.  The Plaza is ...

... so I'll just focus my eyes on them. A quick unpack and out to see Cusco. Out the door we go to discover Cusco. We're about a 15-minute walk from the Plaza On the way we stop in the Markets. Not a shopper but got to check it out. . The inside markets ...

... We pulled up in the city after driving through torrential rain, and wasted no time in hailing a cab to take us to Hotel Arqueologo, near the Plaza de Armas. Our driver was not too sure where exactly the hotel was, and unbeknown to us drove right past it, ...

... it to give them energy and keep hunger away- it also helps combat altitude sickness).  We walked into the main plaza (plaza des Armas) of Cusco and saw the Catedral, as well as all the pleasant little shops.  We also walked over to the market ...

... of cab drivers. We eventually found one who would take us to the Plaza de Armas for the right price. Cusco was beautiful. The Plaza de Armas has a rich colonial feel, yet it is surrounded by spectacular mountain landscapes. The only problem is ...

... than four pounds a piece.     We walked to our bus for the short drive to the Plaza de Armas. We toured the Cusco Cathedral which is a Baroque-style cathedral built on the foundations of the palace of the Inca Wirachocha. Construction began ...