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HOTEL PISAC INCA $
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| Guesthouse
(
43-6921;
www.hotelpisacinca.com
;
Vigil 242; s/d 35/70, s/d/tr without bathroom S25/50/75;
)
Sisters Tatiana and Claudia run this small, cheerful lodging with a handful of colorful
rooms around a tiny courtyard. Kitchen use is extra but it's a steal.
ROYAL INKA HOTEL PISAC $$
( 20-3064, 20-3066;
www.royalinkahotel.com
; s/d incl breakfast S154/212; )
Once a large
hacienda, this surprisingly unpretentious hotel has generous rooms - many of which offer
views of the ruins - as well as well-tended flower gardens. Guests can access the facilities
of Club Royal Inka across the road, plus the on-site spa and Jacuzzi. The wi-fi only works
in some areas. This hotel is a highly worthwhile splurge.
It's about 1.5km from the plaza up the road to the ruins.
| Hotel
HOSPEDAJE KINSA CCOCHA $
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( 20-3101; Arequipa 307A; s/d S50/70, s/d without bathroom S25/50)
With a fertile fig tree in its
stony patio, this simple lodging has a nice vibe and thoughtful touches, such as plenty of
power plugs, good towels and strong, hot showers. Breakfast is not offered.
| Hotel
Eating
ULRIKE'S CAFÉ $
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( 20-3195; Manuel Prado s/s; veg/meat menú S17/20, mains from S11; 9am-9pm; )
A sunny
cafe serving up a great vegetarian
menú,
plus homemade pasta and melt-in-your-mouth
cheesecake and brownies.
| Cafe
MULLU $$
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( 20-3073;
www.mullu.pe
;
San Francisco s/n, 2nd l; mains S14-44; 9am-9pm)
Josip welcomes his
guests with high-octane hospitality and a menu of wanderlust (think: Thai meets Amazon
and flirts with highland Peruvian). Chilled and very welcoming, and the traditional lamb
is tender to falling-off-the-bone.
| Fusion
