Cuzco & the Sacred Valley - Peru - page 504

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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.

Royal Inka Hotel Pisac $$
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( 20-3064, 20-3066; www.royalinkahotel.com ; s/d incl breakfast S154/212; )
Once a large hacienda, this hotel is surprisingly unpretentious. Rooms are generous, many
with views of the ruins, surrounded by well-tended flower gardens and conservatories.
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.
A highly worthwhile splurge, located about 1.5km from the plaza up the road to the ru-
ins.

HOTEL

Hospedaje Beho $
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( 20-3001; [e-mail]; Intihuatana 113; s/d/tr S35/70/105, s/d without
bathroom S20/40) On the path to the ruins, this family-run handicrafts shop offers no-
frills lodging with warm showers. The raggedy, rambling garden is a tranquil haven from
the madness of the market streets just outside.

GUESTHOUSE

Club Royal Inka $
( 20-3064, 20-3066, camping per person S20; ) Camping doesn't get any better
than this. For S20, you get to pitch a tent in your own designated, fenced-off site with a
fireplace, a light and a power plug, and enjoy all the amenities of the club, including the
Olympic-size pool. There is also a playground for kids.

CAMPGROUND

Eating

Ulrike's Café $
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( 20-3195; Manuel Prado s/s; veg/meat menú S17/20, mains from S11; 9am-9pm;
) This sunny cafe serves up a great vegetarian menú, plus homemade pasta and

CAFE