Hostal Suecia

... " stand. HA. I knew the ride was only supposed to cost 3 soles at most, but I was such a zombie that when we arrived at Hostal Suecia II and my cabbie asked for 15 it didn't even register. I handed over the money, checked into my room, and only once I was ...

... , what more can I say, it's so close to Macchu Pichu why wouldn't it be ? We have, however, found a little gem in Hostal Suecia. A beautiful, old building with simple, clean rooms, just off Plaza des Armas. So we've had our regulation pizza and some ...

... :  I’m blanking on the name, but there’s a yummy and inexpensive vegetarian place around the corner from our hostel, the Hostal Suecia 2.  If you walk out of the door and make a right, then walk just a few steps to the first right ...

... unfortunately not meet while in Lima, it was a good decision on our behalf). When we arrived here we stayed in hostel called Hostal Suecia II which is quite close to the Plaza and the staff was very nice and friendly. The hostal was affordable at 50 ...

... album. We felt duty-bound to give him a few shekels for his trouble. Inca Trail tomorrow!!! Woohoo!!! DAILY FACTS - Stayed at: Hostal Suecia II, Cusco. Nice place with good staff who take a bit of time and trouble to get things right. Excellent ...

Our Hostal is quite charming, but I was quite surprised to find out that it is BYOTP.  Good thing we both brought rolls, expecting to use them in public bathrooms.  Getting a hot shower in Cusco is also a grand feat.  The water varied from ...

So, where was I... oh yes, having tea in café Tsunami on Calle Suecia.  This little place has a big plate glass window overlooking the rooftops of Cusco and onto the hills above.  Although I thoroughly enjoyed McDonalds, the view here is far ...

... and a vast number of restaurants for visitors. On arriving I took a taxi to the central Plaza De Armas and checked into the Hotel Suecia. A number of Inca ruins are to be found just outside the city and though they are walkable it's quite far. So when I ...

July 07, 2007 Cuzco We finally rocked into Cuzco at about 6.30am where we caught a cab to Suecia II Hotel, a hotel recommended by LP. We fail to see why. It is a spartan place and very quiet, more like a morgue than a lively backpacker place. It does ...

... early to wake up for Raymie's early airport arrival. See Aguas Calientas Machupicchu blog here Cusco day 2 It was a long return to Hostel Suecia since we didn't arrive until a little after 4am; only 5 hours late. We had a not-so-long rest and headed out ...

... statues and paintings so it was worth seeing. The driver dropped us back to cusco about half 6 so we headed back to the hostal, collected our laundry (which was about 12 kilos worth after the inca trail) and chilled for the night. Our last day in cusco ...

... regret it later, but I have decided to respect that feeling. I met Justin (the Aussie) for dinner around 6:45 pm at my hostal. As we wandered around in search of a restaurant, we ran into our guide, Jubinal, who was acting very suspect and half ...

... I decided to go for a walk East and take in the city.  I probably walked straight for about 2 hours through Providencia, Suecia and North Bosque.  This region seemed to have a nicer feel than the previous day.  There certainly was a marked ...

... het nog  48 dagen is en we thuis zijn... Ons adres is: Charlotte Mangelschots / Sofie Cortvrindt Amauta Spanish School Calle Suecia (Uriel Garcia) 480 Cusco Peru Briefjes, postpakketjes en anders is van harte welkom. Let wel op, we zijn hier op 6 ...

... 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 (especially at altitude) walk up from the Plaza De Armas. Our room overlooked the town and ...

... ningún brasileño, argentino, uruguayo… nada…) y el resto eran de Japón, Holanda, Alemania, Canadá, Dinamarca, Suecia, etc… y ningún australiano!!! Tenemos algunos compañeros de pieza bastante particulares. En el camarote de al ...