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alconies with corner views of the plaza.<br />

Check out the original Inca walls in the dining<br />

room.<br />

Los Andes de America HOTEL $$$<br />

(Map p198; %60-6060; www.cuscoandes.com;<br />

Calle Garcilaso 150; s/d incl breakfast S347/410)<br />

A Best Western hotel noted for its buffet<br />

breakfast, which includes regional specialties<br />

such as mote con queso (cheese and<br />

corn) and papa helada (frozen potato).<br />

Rooms are warm and comfortable, bathrooms<br />

are big and relatively luxurious, and<br />

the atrium features a scale model of Machu<br />

Picchu.<br />

S140/126; W) While it’s pretty pricey for<br />

what you get, this colorful Italian-owned<br />

lodging is snug, with quixotic, bright rooms<br />

and a cave-like cushioned lounge. Has an<br />

in-house responsible-travel operator, and<br />

sponsors community projects. Entrance is<br />

on Resbalosa.<br />

Teatro Inka B&B GUESTHOUSE $$<br />

(Map p198; %24-7372, in Lima 01-976-0523; www.<br />

teatroinka.com; Teatro 391; s/d/tr incl breakfast<br />

S66/98/119; iW) An array of dark but decent<br />

doubles sit around an interior courtyard. All<br />

rooms are good value, and the penthouse<br />

suite is well worth splashing out on.<br />

217<br />

Hostal Suecia II HOTEL $<br />

(Map p198; %23-9757; Tecsecocha 465; s/d/tr<br />

S40/60/80, s/d/tr without bathroom S30/40/60)<br />

This long-standing backpacker favorite continues<br />

to offer excellent value with central<br />

location, friendly owners, a light, bright,<br />

flowery patio, decent rooms and a booklending<br />

library. Its hostess, Señora Yolanda,<br />

has been here 20 years.<br />

Hostal Corihuasi GUESTHOUSE $$<br />

(Map p198; %23-2233; www.corihuasi.com; Suecia<br />

561; s/d/tr incl breakfast S119/149/178) A brisk<br />

walk uphill from the main plaza, this familyfeel<br />

guesthouse inhabits a mazelike colonial<br />

building with postcard views. Amply sized<br />

rooms are outfitted in a warm, rustic style<br />

with alpaca-wool blankets, hand-woven<br />

rugs and solid wooden furnishings. Room 1<br />

is the most in demand for its wraparound<br />

windows, ideal for soaking up panoramic<br />

sunsets. Airport transfer included.<br />

Casa Grande HOTEL $$<br />

(Map p198; %24-5871; www.casagrandelodging.<br />

com.pe; Santa Catalina Ancha 353; s/d/tr incl<br />

breakfast S110/140/170; iW) Location trumps<br />

quality in this colonial hotel. The rickety<br />

balcony wrapped around a charming patio<br />

is the best of this place. Rooms are basic, but<br />

all have cable TV and, unusually, separate<br />

shower and toilet.<br />

Hospedaje Monte Horeb GUESTHOUSE $$<br />

(Map p198; %23-6775; montehoreb cusco@yahoo.<br />

com; San Juan de Dios 260, 2nd fl; s/d incl breakfast<br />

S84/112) With an inner-courtyard entry, this<br />

serene and well-cared for option has big,<br />

old-fashioned rooms, an inviting balcony<br />

and a curious mix of furnishings.<br />

Piccola Locanda GUESTHOUSE $$<br />

(Map p198; %23-6775; www.piccolalocanda.<br />

com; Kiskapata 215; d with/without bathroom<br />

Albergue Municipal HOSTEL $<br />

(Map p198; %25-2506; albergue@municusco.gob.<br />

pe; Kiskapata 240; dm/d S17/40; i) The Cuzco<br />

answer to the YMCA, it’s a good choice for<br />

the tight of budget, with plenty of space,<br />

great views, kitchen access (breakfast only)<br />

and laundry facilities. All rooms have shared<br />

bathrooms.<br />

Los Angeles B&B HOTEL $$<br />

(Map p198; %26-1101; www.losangelescusco.com;<br />

Tecsecocha 474; s/d incl breakfast S117/140; iW)<br />

This old colonial sports worn rooms with<br />

gold bedspreads and dark, carved furniture<br />

around a central courtyard.<br />

Hostal Andrea GUESTHOUSE $<br />

(%23-6713; andreahostal@hotmail.com; Cuesta<br />

Santa Ana 514; s/d S40/45, s/d without bathroom<br />

S10/20; iW) Cuzco’s cheapest, this place is<br />

practically falling apart, but the kind, unassuming<br />

staff make it a reader favorite. Wi-fi<br />

is available only in the living room.<br />

SAN BLAS<br />

Second Home Cusco BOUTIQUE HOTEL $$$<br />

(Map p198; %23-5873; www.secondhome<br />

cusco.com; Atocsaycuchi 616; d/tr incl breakfast<br />

S318/384; iW) A cozy boutique lodging with<br />

three chic suites, featuring original artwork,<br />

adobe walls and skylights. Carlos Delfin, the<br />

affable and cosmopolitan English-speaking<br />

owner, orchestrates free airport pickups<br />

and even private tours; he has even hunted<br />

down the best baguettes in town to serve at<br />

breakfast. Longer stays are discounted.<br />

La Encantada BOUTIQUE HOTEL $$$<br />

(Map p198; %24-2206; www. encantada<strong>peru</strong>.com;<br />

Tandapata 354; s/d incl breakfast S212/265; iW)<br />

Bright and cheerful, this modern boutique<br />

hotel features terraced gardens and immense<br />

views from iron-rail balconies. A circular<br />

staircase leads to small, tasteful rooms<br />

Cuzco & the Sacred Valley S C L u E zC E P O I N G

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