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Pirwa Backpackers Hostel Cusco

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Plaza San francisco #360
Two Block Of The Main Square
+5184244315
info@pirwahostelsperu.com

Pirwa Backpackers Hostel Cusco Colonial is centrally located at Plaza San Francisco #360 just a couple blocks from the Plaza de Armas, Cusco's city center. The home itself has a fascinating history dating back to the colonial era: This 16th monument was once the home of Francisco Pizarro's niece, the mestizo daughter of his brother and one of the women of Huayna Capac, who offered her in exchange for not sacking the city. Now it's a welcoming community for travelers; here you'll be within walking distance to all the major attractions, markets, cafes, restaurants, bars and clubs!

Our Cusco youth hostel has a variety of lounging areas to facilitate socializing and relaxation. These include two open-air courtyards with ample seating, hammocks, and a barbecue grill that you're welcome to use on those sunny Cusco afternoons. In the TV lounge you'll be able to challenge your new friends to a pool, ping-pong, or dart match- maybe you can even convince the winner to spring for drinks at the in-house bar. Those of you who want to experiment with local cuisine will appreciate the 24hr self-catering kitchen, while on lazy days you can order pizzas, burgers, or sandwiches from the restaurant. Pirwa Colonial has events throughout the week- our competitions, parties, and barbecues will ensure that there's always some fun to be had!

Start your day with a satisfying breakfast in the balcony overlooking the Plaza and the tower San Francisco Church next door. You'll find many sites of interest just a stone's throw from the hostel, but if you'd like a little guidance, you can stop by the travel desk and let our staff answer any of your questions or design tour packages for you.

Pirwa Colonial provides cheap budget accommodation for guests in dorms designed for 4-12 people or private rooms with double beds and shared or private bathrooms. Regardless of your room preference, all guests enjoy access to comfortable beds and hot water 24hrs a day. Those wanting to share their adventures with friends and family back home can use our computer lab free, or access the internet connection if you've brought your own device. There's no need to worry about security, as all guests receive keys to special safety lockers for valuables and documents. If you're looking for a cheap hostel in Cusco, Peru where you won't have to sacrifice comfort for budget prices- you've found it!

Pirwa Backpacker Hostel Colonial Cusco Rooms

Room's Types	Rates
Private Double Ensuite One bed for two people with a private bathroom	Rates X Room S./90.00 - (Aprox. $33.50)
Private Double One bed for two people	Rates X Room S./75.00 - (Aprox. $28.00)
Dorm x 4 Beds A room for 4 people with shared bathroom	Rates X Person S./30.00 - (Aprox. $11.00)
Dorm x 6 Beds A room for 6 people with shared bathroom	Rates X Person S./30.00 - (Aprox. $11.00)
Dorm x 8 Beds A room for 8 people with shared bathroom	Rates X Person S./27.00 - (Aprox. $10.00)
Dorm x 10 Beds A room for 10 people with shared bathroom	Rates X Person S./25.00 - (Aprox. $9.50)
Dorm x 13 Beds A room for 13 people with shared bathroom	Rates X Person S./22.50 - (Aprox. $8.50)
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These rates are per day, in Peruvian Nuevos Soles (S/.)

Pirwa Backpcakers Colonial Events

• Our Bar
• BBQ
• Movie
• Pocker
• Pool and Dart
• Kitchen

Enjoy cheap budget accommodation, atmosphere and entertainment in the same spot. Pirwa Hostel Backpackers Colonial is your destination!

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Pirwa offers other accommodations in Cusco

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.

Cusco's Cathedral

This baroque cathedral built atop the base of Inca Wiracocha's palace with stones pillaged from Sacsayhuamán Fortress took a century to complete. Inside there's an elaborately carved choir, solid silver altar, abundant paintings by local masters (including Zapata's Last Supper with Andean guinea pig), Maria Angola (the largest bell in South America), and various chapels displaying gold and silver masterpieces, including the crucifix said to have saved Cusco in the 1650 earthquake.

Sacred Valley

Near the Imperial City of Cusco and beneath the Lost City of Machu Picchu one can find the Urubamba River Valley or Sacred Valley of the Incas. Its fertile valleys and gorges surrounded by sacred mountains were a rich agricultural resource serving as the heartland of the Inca Empire. This valley boasts natural beauty, numerous archeological sites, pre-Incan and Incan terraces, and traditional indigenous mud-brick towns. Don't miss the ruins of Písac, Ollantaytambo, Moray and the Salineras Mines!

Ollantaytambo

in the Sacred Valley was built atop Inca foundations and has some of South America's oldest continuously-occupied dwellings. It was the estate of Inca Pachacuti, whose original urban planning is still intact. The religious, ceremonial, and military ruins left behind include the only fortress to have successfully withstood Spanish attack, storehouses, temples, and more. An prestigious area in Inca times, its terracing showcases finer stonework than in other towns.