Kuychi Rumi

We woke up at 7:30 today, cleaned up and went over to Claudia's house for breakfast.  There are two options for breakfast at Kuychi Rumi.  You can either spend 100 soles (approximately 3 soles to the dollar) for the staff to set you up with a ...

... market and picked up a few presents for others.  Finally after a long day we checked into our bed and breakfast at Kuychi Rumi (located in one of the towns of the Sacred Valley called Urubamba).  Rodrigo showed us to our casita (#4) and ...

... the location of our hotel (Rorre Dorrado) in Cusco was not near a big landmark (far from Plaza de Armas), our driver from Kuychi Rumi had difficulty finding it.  I had the phone number and we told him numerous times to call Torre Dorrado on his cell ...

... in Sth America on Trip Advisor so we were very excited... (http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294321-d498786-Revi ews-Kuychi_Rumi-Urubamba_Sacred_Valley.html ) Also having a driver with my name printed on a clip board was great... again ...

... 2 days worth of clothes into our day pack since the train has limited room for luggage.  We would leave our larger packs at Kuychi Rumi to be picked up when we got back from Aguas Calientes.  This was our first day to truly relax since we ...

... since I haven't done any for quite a while. Without further ado, here is our ranking of the places we stayed on the trip: 1) Kuychi Rumi (Urubamba, Sacred Valley, Peru). By far this was our favorite place to stay! This was where we had our own house on a ...

We took a day trip from Urubamba via public bus to Pisac.  Sundays are the biggest market days in Pisac.  Pisac may be world famous for its market, but the ruins are just as impressive.  Pisac on Sunday is worth planning a trip around. ...

Rick and I flew into Cusco, but immediately drove down to Urubamba and stayed in a beautiful house.  We planned the trip this way so that we could get acclimated to the altitude more slowly. We also were able to pass a few nights in the beautiful ...