Quechua woman crossing Queshuachaca (Q'eswachaka) rope bridge, one of the last standing Incan handwoven bridges, Quehue, Canas Province, Peru

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1. APU TACLLO LODGE

APU TACLLO LODGE
1.0 star property
Layo
4.8 out of 10, (3 reviews)
"Eine sehr nette und modern eingerichtete Unterkunft. Der Besitzer spricht gut englisch und ist sehr höflich. Wir haben den Aufenthalt sehr genossen. "
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Tobias
APU TACLLO LODGE
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2. Charming Rural House in Yanaoca

Charming Rural House in Yanaoca
Yanaoca
The price is £37
8 Jul - 9 Jul
Charming Rural House in Yanaoca
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Top Canas Province Hotel Reviews

Hotel EL Virrey Suite

Hotel EL Virrey Suite

10/10 Excellent
"Late June (cold winter) 2025: Very Good (and new) hotel that is centrally located. Market is 3 minute walk and restaurants a 7 min walk - neighborhood is safe to walk in at night; has fast WiFi; heat in room via an electric heater (ask for it); good bed and blankets: my wife and I were warm overnight - no need to sleep in extra pajamas (compare with Puno); TV worked fine. Room was decent size and had lots of shelves for storing packs etc. Note that the best rooms are on the 4th and 5th floors - there is no elevator! The lady who runs the hotel will help...but at 12,700 feet elevation, it can be a struggle. There is a cochero inside the building (first floor) to park and SUV or other (safe); NOTE: at 6am we tried getting hot water - after 10-12 minutes we gave up...just has tepid to lukewarm in the shower. Probably 12 noon to 7pm or so would be the best hrs for a hot shower here (and many places in Peru)."
Robert 1-night trip
Posted 1 year ago
Hotel EL Virrey Suite

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