Pirwa Posada del Corregidor Cusco
Pirwa Posada del Corregidor is located in the very heart of Cusco, the Plaza de Armas, Cusco's Main Square. This small bed & breakfast is perfect for those who would like an extra level comfort at still-modest prices. Here you´ll enjoy cheap budget accommodation without sacrificing atmosphere or comfort! This is one of the colonial-era buildings that give the Main Square its special charm; it's ideally located right in the middle of quality cafés and restaurants, and the bars and clubs of the city center.
Pirwa Posada del Corregidor HostelBed & Breakfast offers twin or matrimonial doubles, triple rooms, or 4-5 people dorms. All of our rooms have comfortable beds, cable TV, and private bathrooms with 24-hour hot water- you might even find it a little difficult to leave in the mornings to discover the city!
In the mornings you'll be sure to enjoy your free breakfast in the balcony of our in-house Plus Cafe Restaurant, which boasts a view which can't be beat, overlooking the ornate baroque Cathedral and Churches and the central fountain of the Main Square perfectly framed by the Andes in the distance. On festival days or holidays when the plaza fills up with revelers, the restaurant area positions you perfectly to watch the festivities without having to jostle for a spot in the crowds.
When you're rested and ready to explore the Imperial City of the Incas, the friendly staff at our travel desk will be pleased to assist you with any questions or requests you may have. While you're out you'll be able to enjoy yourself knowing that your belongings are secure, as Pirwa Posada del Corregidor allots guests security lockers for any documents or valuables that they want to take special care of, and there is always staff present at the reception area.
In the evening, unwind while trading travel stories with other guests and drinking pisco sours at our in-house bar or write your postcards by the fireplace in the restaurant while dining on local specialties such alpaca. The affordable quality service you'll find at Pirwa Posada del Corregidor will make it as easy as possible for you to get the most of your Peruvian vacation!
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| Private Double Ensuite One bed for two people with a private bathroom |
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S./90.00 - (Aprox. $33.50)
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| Private Twin Ensuite Two beds with private bathroom |
Rates X Room
S./90.00 - (Aprox. $33.50)
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| Private Triple Ensuite Three beds with private bathroom |
Rates X Room
S./120.00 - (Aprox. $44.00)
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| Dorm x 4 Beds Ensuite A room for 4 people with private bathroom |
Rates X Person
S./35.00 - (Aprox. $13.00)
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| Dorm x 5 Beds Ensuite A room for 5 people with private bathroom |
Rates X Person
S./30.00 - (Aprox. $11.00)
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Pirwa Facilities:
- Pick-up Service
- FREE Continental Breakfast
- FREE Mate de Coca
- FREE Bed Linens and Towels
- FREE internet access +
- FREE Luggage Storage
- In-House Bar and Restaurant
- In-House Travel Service
- Same-day Laundry Service
- 24hr Reception
- Medical Service
- Rooms with Cable TV
- Private Bathrooms with 24hr Hot Water
- TV Lounge
- Credit Cards Accepted *
Maras
In the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the people of Maras sustain themselves in the same manner they have for centuries. Along the slope of Qaqawiñay Mountain one finds miles of staggered white terraces with indescribably stunning gradients of tone and texture. This wonder is formed by 3000 shallow pools irrigated by a subterranean stream flowing from the mountain. During the dry season the water trickling through the pools each 3 days is allowed to evaporate repeatedly, amassing the solid salt.
Moray
The ruins of Moray consist of concentric circular terraces resembling an amphitheater; it's believed to be an agricultural laboratory whose experiments allowed Incan officials to plan for crop output throughout the empire. The positioning of each terrace produces a gradient of up to 20 microclimates simulating different ecological zones, with each terrace representing approximately 1000m of altitude under normal farming conditions. In October hundreds gather here to celebrate Moray Raymi.
Qorikancha
Was the Inca's most sacred spot in Cusco, dedicated to their supreme deity. Today atop the Inca base you'll find the colonial-era Santo Domingo Convent, and while the band of gold once covering the temple is long-since gone, you'll see some of the finest Inca stonework in walls now surrounding a neo classical courtyard. There's a modern art gallery inside and an underground archeological museum nearby displaying mummies, textiles, and sacred idols excavated from the site.
Plaza de Armas
The Incas transformed the Plaza de Armas from marshland to the administrative and cultural center of their empire. Where once Inca palaces stood, the Spanish built churches and homes. Now the center of modern Cuzco, it's marked by restaurants, jewelry and clothing boutiques, bars and clubs, and travel agencies. It's the perfect place to rest on a bench and people-watch while appreciating the Incan walls and the colonial baroque Cathedral and Churches or watch the frequent parades and festivals.
