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( 22-6861;
www.cuzco-stay.de
; Tandapata 260; s/d/tr incl breakfast S154/184/232;
)
Attentive and lovely, this polished Swiss-German lodge wouldn't look out of place in
the Alps. Nice touches include air purifiers and complimentary tea and fruit. Couples
should note there are very few matrimonial beds. Enjoy the tiled garden - rare in Cuzco -
and the terraces with sweeping views.
Madre Tierra $$
( 24-8452;
www.hostalmadretierra.com
; Atocsaycuchi 647; d/tr S130/207; )
Warm and super cozy, with plenty of B&B-style luxury comfort touches, Madre Tierra is
a vine-entwined, slightly claustrophobic little jewel box. Rooms have skylights and funky
dimensions. Good value for money.
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Amaru Hostal $$
( 22-5933;
www.cusco.net/amaru
;
Cuesta San Blas 541; s/d/tr incl breakfast S105/
135/189; )
In a characterful old building in a prime location, Amaru is deservedly
popular. Flowerpots sit outside well-kept rooms with styles that are a little dated. Some
feature rocking chairs from which to admire the rooftop view. Rooms in the outer court-
yard are noisy, and those at the back are newest.
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Hostal Marani $$
( 24-9462;
www.hostalmarani.com
; Carmen Alto 194; s/d/tr incl breakfast S109/173/
227; )
Recommended, this airy oasis is friendly and lovely. The Spanish-tile courtyard
is surrounded by modest rooms that vary in size and shape. A few upstairs have vaulted
ceilings, skylights and city views.
Tika Wasi $$
( 23-1609;
www.tikawasi.com
; Tandapata 491; s/d/tr incl breakfast S89/122/155, su-
perior s/d/tr S89/166/199; )
Behind a tall wall, this modern inn offers a personable op-
tion. Rooms are bright and airy, overlooking small, sunny decks to hang out on. Breakfast
is buffet. Non-nationals should be sure to get the tax subtracted from the room price.
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