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Rumi Wasi, Cusco Hotels
Historic 16th-century house with a central location known for its comfy rooms and courtyard garden
Rumi Wasi presents itself as a truly compelling alternative for visitors seeking accommodation in Cusco, promising a stay steeped in both harmony and historical significance. Situated advantageously in the heart of the city, this remarkable lodging places you mere steps away from a wealth of cultural and historical treasures. A leisurely stroll will lead you to iconic landmarks such as the Inca Museum, where you can immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Inca civilization. The vibrant Plaza de Armas, the central square, awaits with its captivating atmosphere, as does the awe-inspiring Cusco Cathedral, a testament to architectural grandeur. Furthermore, the sacred Coricancha, also known as the Temple of the Sun, is easily accessible. For those with a passion for exploring the ancient wonders of the Inca Empire, the magnificent Sacsayhuaman fortress stands proudly just a 30-minute walk from Rumi Wasi, offering breathtaking panoramic views and a profound connection to the past.
The accommodation itself boasts seven meticulously designed and inviting guestrooms, each crafted to provide the utmost comfort and relaxation. Sink into the luxurious embrace of a pillowtop bed, adorned with sumptuous down comforters and exquisitely soft Egyptian cotton sheets, guaranteeing a peaceful and restorative night’s sleep. Each room is thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities to enhance your stay, including complimentary high-speed WiFi, allowing you to stay connected, and a flat-screen TV for your entertainment. Private bathrooms are provided in each room, offering a choice of either a bathtub or a shower, complete with refreshing rainfall showerheads and an array of complimentary toiletries. Previous guests have consistently lauded Rumi Wasi for its impeccable cleanliness, exceptional comfort, and the captivating beauty of its décor.
However, what truly distinguishes Rumi Wasi from other accommodations in Cusco is its unique and captivating character. This is not merely a hotel; it is a meticulously restored 16th-century house, painstakingly preserved to retain every original detail of its construction. Stepping through its doors is like stepping back in time, allowing you to experience the mystical and historical atmosphere that permeates every corner. While embracing its historical charm, Rumi Wasi also ensures that guests enjoy the highest standards of modern comfort, with high-quality beds, luxurious hotel linens, a comprehensive range of amenities, and the welcome addition of a very hot, high-pressure shower, ensuring a revitalizing experience after a day of exploring the wonders of Cusco.
Hotel Information
3.5-star Hotel
+51 84224405
Calle Suecia Nº 499
https://www.rumiwasi.pe/fotos-en.html
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Peru is a country steeped in culture and natural beauty. From the lush Amazon Jungle to the sacred peaks of the Andes, down whitewater rivers that carve their way toward the South Pacific, Peru has endless regions and highlights to explore.
Where should I go?
Most travelers come to Peru to see Machu Picchu, the iconic ruins perched high above the Urubamba River, yet this is just a small glimpse into what Peru has to offer. One could spend over a week exploring the other ruins of the Sacred Valley, a corridor of villages, mountain peaks, and hiking routes above the Urubamba River. Travelers can also experience the Peruvian Amazon along the border of Brazil, which gives birth to many of the mighty tributaries of the Amazon River, full of wildlife, indigenous cultures, and pristine wilderness. The north of Peru, still undiscovered by mainstream tourism, rewards any traveler who ventures off the beaten path with untouched ruins and vistas. Then down along Peru's West Coast, past beautiful beaches with year-round surfing, you'll arrive at the mysterious Nasca lines, immense geoglyphs carved into the desert sand.
Most travelers come to Peru to see Machu Picchu, the iconic ruins perched high above the Urubamba River, yet this is just a small glimpse into what Peru has to offer. One could spend over a week exploring the other ruins of the Sacred Valley, a corridor of villages, mountain peaks, and hiking routes above the Urubamba River. Travelers can also experience the Peruvian Amazon along the border of Brazil, which gives birth to many of the mighty tributaries of the Amazon River, full of wildlife, indigenous cultures, and pristine wilderness. The north of Peru, still undiscovered by mainstream tourism, rewards any traveler who ventures off the beaten path with untouched ruins and vistas. Then down along Peru's West Coast, past beautiful beaches with year-round surfing, you'll arrive at the mysterious Nasca lines, immense geoglyphs carved into the desert sand.
When is the best time to visit?
Every region in Peru is a bit different. May is one of the best months to visit the Sacred Valley - it marks the end of the rainy season, and travelers can beat the crowds that arrive from June to August. September to November are the best months for wildlife viewing in the Amazon, and November offers some of the best surfing along the Peruvian coast.
Things to do in Peru
Peru is a great destination for outdoor activities as well as cultural exploration. Trekking, rafting, and biking are all popular activities. The Sacred Valley offers some of the best outdoor activity options in Peru - you can learn more here. If you're looking for a more relaxed trip focused on culture and history, get inspired by these itinerary ideas.
Getting around in Peru
Distances in Peru are very large, so domestic flights (for example from Lima to Cusco to reach Machu Picchu) are typically part of itineraries in Peru.
How many days do you need to visit Peru?
No matter how much time you have in Peru, whether it's just a few days or a few weeks, this country can offer some unforgettable experiences. With just five days, it's possible to visit the national highlights of Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley. With a week or more the experiences just get better, allowing you time for historic cities and off-the-beaten-path adventures.
No matter how much time you have in Peru, whether it's just a few days or a few weeks, this country can offer some unforgettable experiences. With just five days, it's possible to visit the national highlights of Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley. With a week or more the experiences just get better, allowing you time for historic cities and off-the-beaten-path adventures.
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