Piccola Locanda Cusco

... included a pic to give you an idea of how comfy they are inside) at like 6.30am and caught a taxi to our hostel (Piccola Locanda). After missioning up stairs which are the most difficult angle ever (we could not walk up them without being short of breath ...

Arrived in Cusco on Sept. 13th (day before your birthday Barry!) and stayed in a gorgeous wee hostel called Piccola Locanda. Only thing was we had a few steps to climb to it....this wouldn´t be a big deal at home, but Cusco was 3,400m above sea ...

We were really tired when we arrived in Cusco (about 7am) so went straight to our hostel (Piccolo Locanda) hoping that our bed would be ready to fall in to, and luckily it was!! The hostel was really beautiful and had been recommended to us by Mick and ...

... but cleared up pretty quickly).  We arrived back to Cusco exhausted but very content. We spent yesterday wandering through the Cusco Cathedral and Inca museum, eating lunch in the highest Irish pub in the world and browsing the night markets. So ...

We arrived in Cusco to a beautiful guesthouse, Piccola Locanda which is two blocks back from Plaza de Armas. It had stunning views over the town and the individualised rooms were just gorgeous. We settled in quickly and went for a wander around town in ...

... straight to our hostel when we arrived in Cusco, as they had kindly said we could get into our room early.  We stayed at Piccola Locanda, which is the nicest place we have stayed at on our entire trip.  The staff is so lovely and helpful.  ...

... stehen zwei Betten drin - das wuerde dann wirklich eng, zu zweit. Dafuer gehts hoch bis ins Dach. Das Hostel "Piccola Locanda" steht in keinem mir bekannten Reisefuehrer, fand den Tipp im Onlineforum von Lonely Planet. Betrieben von einer italienischen ...

My husband and friends arrived Nov 1. So excited!   We are staying at Piccola Locanda, a lovely hostal just above the plaza.  It is located on Calle Rebolosa and it lives up to the name ¨slippery¨ street.  Fell once already.  ...

... groups have departed) has a much more tranquil air to it. It almost feels like you’ve gone back in time. Leaving Cusco was a pretty sad occasion, particularly because it signalled the end of Amanda’s stay with us. We were to have one final ...

... places anyway but it was extremely interesting to have Dave´s insights into the Incan architecture. First stop was the Cathedral of Cusco which has two auxillary chapels on either side of the church. This place is stunning. So ornately decorated. The ...

... Peruvian history: The Incas are the indigenous people from the Inca empire dating from 1438BC to 1532BC. They originated in Cusco Peru but eventually controlled a larger territory than any other South American cultural group ever had. The Incas had their ...

Early start to do some more sightseeing. Cusco was quite chilly even with the sun...are we going to have to bring really really warm clothes on the Inca Trail?? Started off at the Museo Inka. This museum has a number of interesting rooms with pre-Incan ...

We arrived early in Cusco on the night bus from Puno and groggily grabbed a taxi to our hostel. We stayed at Piccolo Locanda, which was a very pleasant place just a five minute walk up some steps from the main square. Our room (biblioteca) was very bright ...

Eigentlich hatten wir den 4-tätigen Inkatrail, eine Wanderung nach Machu Picchu, gebucht. Da Machu Picchu aber wegen eines Erdrutsches im Januar abgeschnitten war, wurde dieser zu unserem Bedauern abgesagt. Anstelle des Inkatrails sind wir u.a. mit ...