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( 42-1082; Raymondi 820; s/d S40/60, s/d without hot water S20/40; )
If you have
an early bus out of town, this is a good budget choice where the hands-on owner will greet
you in an immense antique foyer reminiscent of an echoing train station. Inside you'll find
dark, austere rooms painted in dizzying, bright patterns. All come with comfy beds and
writing desks, and hot showers are provided in the pricier rooms (the cheaper rooms are a
little dank - skip them). It has a great small cafe for early breakfasts. Look for the purple
facade with no sign other than 'Hospedaje.'
GUESTHOUSE
Aldo's Guest House $
( 42-5355; Morales 650; s/d/tr S35/50/75; )
Budget travelers love little Aldo's, a
cheery, homey place decorated with bright colors and located right in the center of town.
All rooms have cable TV and private bathrooms with hot showers, and you can use the
kitchen or order breakfast and lunches.
B&B My House $
( 42 3375;
www.micashuaraz.jimdo.com
;
Calle 27 de Noviembre 773; s/d incl break-
fast S60/80; )
A small, bright patio and six homey rooms welcome you to this hospit-
able B&B. Rooms have a writing desk and hot shower and there's a cheery communal
yard. English and French (occasionally) are spoken.
GUESTHOUSE
Edward's Inn $
( 42-2692;
www.edwardsinn.com
; Bolognesi 121; dm/s/d S25/35/70; )
Rooms in
this popular place all have hot water, but are otherwise elementary. There is a nice grassy
bit and the owner, Edward, speaks excellent English and is a knowledgeable rescue guide.
GUESTHOUSE
Eating
Restaurant hours are flexible in Huaraz, with shorter opening times during low-season
slow spells and longer hours at busy times.
Mi Chef Kristof $$
PERUVIAN, FUSION
