Pariwana Backpacker Cusco

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Pariwana Hostel Cuzco lies in a 16th century colonial house located in the heart of Cuzco’s Historical District: only 2 blocks away from the main plaza (Plaza de Armas).

Pariwana Hostel Cusco lies in a colonial house built in the 16th century. The beauty of our hostel can be compared to any 5-star hotel in the city of Cuzco, but with the atmosphere and vibe of our guests and the Pariwana experience.The house has an internal patio surrounded by stone archways in both the first floor and in the balconies of the second floor. Our restaurant and bar-lounge are located in the same salons where Viceroys used to dine with the local nobility. It is said that there is a secret passage between the house and the closest convent. Supposedly, it was built by the last Viceroy, Abascal, as he new his days were counted. Without a doubt Pariwana Hostel Cuzco is the most stylish hostel in town.

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Accommodation Information

No matter what you get, a shared or private room, you can rest assured that your stay with us will be one of exceptional comfort (leaving intact your piggy bank.) We have equipped all our rooms with brand new and comfort furniture and accesories like great beds, comfortable matresses and cozy goose feather duvets. Most of our rooms have a renewed wood floor giving a delightful atmosphere in rooms and social areas.

Type of Dorms and Rooms:
Backpacker Dorm
Large Dorm
Small Dorms
Small Dorm with bathroom
Girl only Dorm with bathroom
Double Room with bathroom
Twin Room with bathroom
Twin Room with shared bathroom

Facilities and services:

Services that we obviously offer:
Free access to internet computers and Wi-Fi also available
Breakfast included served from 7am to 1pm (plus additional alternatives of international and local Peruvian breakfasts at convenient prices)
Free access to our well equipped kitchen to cook with friends
Free Linens (and towels for private rooms) … and they're clean and smell f'n gooooood!
24 hour security (no curfew or lockout)
Free security lockers in your rooms with built-in electrical outlets for your gadgets (bring your padlocks or buy ours)
Free storage facility available for when you go for your Inca Trail (or any other long journey)
TV room with lots of free DVD
Hot showers (with excellent water pressure)
Friendly staff that speaks English, Spanish and Spanglish (with lots of touristic and local information – free maps included)
Low cost phone/fax
Laundry service available at convenience prices
Airport transportation available

Pariwana services that make the difference (Start feeling it!)
Best locations in each destination: In Lima, front view location to the main park of Miraflores (main Lima touristic spot for backpackers)
Funky bars with terrace in all destinations with all distillations (we put the design and style and you create a melting pot atmosphere)
Common areas include typical games (pool table, ping-pong and foosball)
Daily Peruvian food cooked (international menu also available in case you prefer to keep it hommy)
Tons of activities!
Fresh Mate de Coca in Cusco at all times

Location Information

Pariwana Cuzco is located in the heart of Cuzco’s Historical District: only 2 blocks away from the main plaza (Plaza de Armas). The hostel is surrounded by the typical Cuzco architecture and scenery. It is nearby several restaurants, drugstores and transportation facilities. Pariwana Cuzco is conveniently located in front of Marquez’ boardwalk which connects the three main plazas: San Francisco, Regocijo and the Plaza de Armas (Cuzco’s main plaza).
Within a 5-minute walk from Pariwana Hostel Cuzco you can reach:

The Plaza de Armas (Cuzco’s main plaza), where you will find the stunning Cathedral
The San Francisco and Regocijo Plaza
The Koricancha, an Inca Temple dedicated to worship the Sun, where Santo Domingo’s Convent was later built during the Spanish invasion creating a particular mix of Inca and Spanish architecture
San Blas District, famous for its great pubs, bars and restaurants!
The 12-angle stone, no explanation needed
San Pedro Market, the oldest market in town, where locals trade and barter since the Time of the
Inca Empire