Sumaq

... was a man holding up a sign for our hotel, so we walked over to him.  His name was Frank and he showed us to the Sumaq hotel (cnn recently reported on 3 "up and coming" hotels in Peru, Sumaq being one of them.  here is the link for more info ...

... grassy terraces.  Not only are the staircases used by the tourists but the llamas as well.   Our stay at the Sumaq Hotel was wonderful!  Our room overlooked the river and we had a balcony that allowed us to go outside and enjoy the ...

... built, and we enjoyed watching the town inhabitants of all ages playing in the six simultaneous games going on.  The Hotel Sumaq that my travel agency found for us, luckily, was somewhat outside of the town, and overlooked the beautiful rushing ...

... terraces to feed the city, and the surrounding jungle covered mountains, we reluctantly headed back down the mountain to our hotel, the Sumaq.  It was a great room.  We could lie on our bed and see the buses heading up the mountainside to the ...

... and although I was still exhausted from my fun night in Lima I figured I should try to be social. I ended up having a great night. Sumaq Misky was giving out free drinks (large beers, rum or vodka), which blew me away as I had not seen free drinks ...

... . V podstate tak objevil El Dorado co se tyce stribra. Jeste ten samy rok bylo na upati hory zalozeno Potosi (z kecuanskeho Potojsi) a Sumaq Orcko (krasna hora) bylo prejmenovano na spanelske Cerro Rico (Bohata hora). O 25 let pozdeji mesto citalo 50 000 ...

... all a fantastic experience. So did our big night out in Cusco with Rod and Helen! This evening we headed to a restaurant called Sumaq Misky. Here, Lorna had an Alpaca fillet steak and I had roasted guinea pig with stuffed chilli's - it was lovely. The ...

... we headed for the Plaza de Armas where there was a demonstration by the tour guides in progress. Then we sought out lunch; At SUMAQ on the square Bob ordered fettucini alfredo which he sent back, and I found a piece of plastic (looked like a fork ...

... 12 Euro kosten. Von dem ganzen Rungerenne knurrt uns ordentlich der Magen und so gehen wir Mittagessen. Wir entscheiden uns fuers "Sumaq Wasi" in der Naehe des Plaza de Armas. Wir bestellen....Meerschweinchen... Es wird im Ganzen serviert, so dass ...

... We stopped for lunch in La Union after giving a lift to a couple of ladies and found a nice restaurant there called Sumaq that was showing a match between AC Milan and Barcelona. Tragically they were incredibly efficient about bringing us our food and we ...

... (it seems), in the rain. (Whose bright idea was it again to travel fall-winter-spring and spend both summers at home?!) The Hotel Sumaq personnel loaded our luggage into a cart and we all headed out for a 10-minute walk to up the hill to the train ...

... tea and recommended a travel agent for getting to Machupicchu. While we waited for the travel agent we found breakfast at Sumaq upstairs overlooking the plaza. Not good service but the food was okay. No recommendation here. The travel agency, Lucky ...

... had a spectacular view of the Andes. Sat.- We boarded the 7:45 train to the city of Machu Picchu. Les & Mom went to the Sumaq hotel. Val and Pam took the bus on to Machu Picchu. Wow!! I certainly can't put it into words. I took many pictures that ...

... and a guide. However, we got a fantastic view of the events at the Plaza de Armas from the second floor of the restaurant, Sumaq Grill where we had eaten the day before. Here is a picture of me and Sonja, a lovely Peruvian-American lady we met there. ...

... We had a great time together, looking around, buying woollen hats, gloves and a jumper, enjoying the processions and eating at Sumaq Grill, where Paul Eric had chicken, and I had marinated alpaca. We also discovered the Inca Kola, a bubble-gum flavoured ...