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Hi All,
I will be in Cusco in a week and a half and I still do not have hostel reservations yet. I am traveling with a friend - both of us are guys in our mid-20s and hence are looking for the following in a hostel:
a. Social atmosphere
b. 24/7 hot water.
c. Within a 5-10 min to Plaza De Armas.
d. Has private rooms.
Most hostels that suit the criteria above (well actually most violate condition 'a') have incredibly mixed reviews. Any suggestions? Please do let me know since I feel time is running out. Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Pranav
By pranavc on May 9, 2009, 22:25 in Peru forum.
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tabla says on May 10, 2009, 01:52: I was there earlier this year. Not a problem normally arriving in Cusco without reservations. Taxi driver can show you one or two hostels before deciding. Most hostels there operate more like hotels, with private rooms. Hot water is often with those little electric water heaters on the end of the shower pipe. Downright dangerous! I had an average of about 5 electric shocks per shower in one room! Half the problem is due to the earthing lead always cut off and never earthed! Other half is my height (6 feet). In fact, 110 volts is more annoying than dangerous, but it is an abiding memory for me. I also write for the archive. 0 funny, 0 helpful. |
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pranavc says on May 12, 2009, 19:50: Thanks a lot. Still looking for a place in Cusco since I will be there a week from today.
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davidyamiga says on May 13, 2009, 05:55: pranavc...I am thinking of going in the first week of June. Would like to hear from you as to how many days are you spending in Cusco? What are you planning on doing? Any information would be welcomed. Otra vez en casa...Cali! 0 funny, 0 helpful. |
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