Hotel Libertador Cusco

... outside). After existing Coricancha, wander north past the streaming catholic school children (schools must be nearby) and the Hotel Libertador (named after Simón Bolivar, liberator of Peru, who stayed in the original, colonial building, Casa de ...

... ) and we met our new friend Charlene.  She seems nice and is tolerant of our sense of humor.  For now. Cusco is an amazing city.  Our hotel is right next to the ancient Palace of the Sun, which was built by the Incas in the 1400s.  ...

... lights in what was really a fairly small city which was easy to navigate before one way systems and traffic cops. Our hotel The Libertador is quite close to the cathedrals and main square and has foundations of Inca blocks. We had to park the Toyota in a ...

... like we are on holiday now we are in Cusco. We flew from Santiago to Lima then transferred to a domestic flight from Lima to Cusco.  My Spanish is definitely getting better and I don't worry about going shopping on my own to get something.  I ...

5:30 wake up. We leave at 7 for a 9 am flight to Cusco. I discovered another bag of souvenirs that I'm able to combine with the one already checked. Less to drag along. Uneventful flight. We're whisked off to the hotel. The air is cool but the sun is very ...

... mum and dad arrived and we went to meet them for an emotional re-union as they stepped off their mini-bus outside the opulent Libertador hotel. After catching up on news over a cup of specially imported PG tips (and taking a soak in the bath in their ...

... What did I missed out?  Well as a start, my hotel accommodation for the first night.  I really wanted to sleep at the Libertador Hotel for my first night in Cuzco, so in my tour package, I had paid an extra fee specially for that.  No ...

... so I went to find out where her hotel is. Its just a 5 min walk from the Santa Maria Hostal.I also found Sandra`s hotel the Hotel Libertador -  one of  only a few 5 star establishsments in the city. I couldn`t get hold of her by phone so ...

... bubbles that were to focus on different parts of the body, we particularly liked the lounge type ones. Dinner was at the hotel with the group, after discussion of how we reach Machu Picchu and what to expect tomorrow.   How exciting!  So, ...

... up. Brief WC stop at another alpaca store. Kathy does us proud by buying a $90 sweater. Finally arriving in Cuzco back at hotel. Luggage eventually makes it to the room. So I do a quick run out to buy some more souvenirs. I've got everything organized ...

... off the ship for 2 airplane flights & a bus ride to Cusco, the capitol of Peru. We´ve been staying at the Libertador Palacio Del Inka, a 5 star hotel. The only bad thing is the altitude. Cusco is about 12,000 ft. above sea level & I thought this is ...

This must have been one of our earliest starts, up at 5.45am, leave hotel at 7am, for a 9am flight to Cusco. There was a feeling of excitement being one of the most important places we wanted to visit, but there was also the unsureness of altitude ...

We had spent the previous two days touring the Sacred Valley and then Machu Picchu, so it was Cuzco's turn. Our hotel was directly across the street from Qoricancha, which is the Temple of the Sun. We started at Qoricancha which was beautiful but so ...

... is the list of the places I have eaten at so far that I can remember:  Hotel San Agustin, Hotel Casa Andina, Hotel El Libertador, Restaurant El Mirador, El Truco, Hotel El Monasterio, Tupananchis Restaurant and Lounge, and Tunupa Bar and Grill.  ...

... but clear blue skies just over those clouds. It was about and hour flight and then we landed in the small mountain town of Cusco. The taxi drivers jumped all over you as soon as you left baggage claim but we had a driver so he helped get us through ...

... last stop in Peru before we cross the border into Bolivia tomorrow morning. Heavy rain and thunder obscure the view from our hotel perched on a rocky islet on the edge of Lake Titicaca. Competitors with work to do on their cars are getting seriously wet ...

... amount. Jim and I got off the boat one stop early as Jim wanted to check out the dinner menu at the huge white hotel near ours called The Libertador.  I had a massive headache by the time we got back to our room, so lay down for awhile and took an ...

A morning of shopping in the market and the train ride home.  Okay how much can you buy in Aguas for $20 at the market?  A lot even though it is all fake.  How do you argue over a $1 or $2, I  am not sure but we did and with that we ...