Huaraz & the Cordilleras
About 45 minutes by taxi from Yungay toward the Lagunas Llanganuco, this recommended lodge run by Brit Charlie Good is in a prime position for serious…
Must-see hotels in Huaraz & the Cordilleras
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Huaraz
Run by rugged and proud Canadians Diana and Wayne, this deluxe ecolodge steeped in sustainable and community tourism is at the mouth of the Quebrada Llaca…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
The big surprise in regularly bypassed Chiquián is not its gaping lack of restaurants, but this pretty flower-bedizened hotel that might have materialized…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
El Abuelo is the Huascarán of Cordillera accommodations, towering over all opposition. The design features are impeccable, melding Inca-style trapezoidal…
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Huaraz
Out near the airport, this high-end hotel is a great place to stay to avoid the noise of Huaraz while remaining accessible to transportation and local…
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Huaraz
This immensely popular family-run hostel has spick-and-span rooms with sharp color accents and plenty of bright space, plus invitingly comfortable…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
A relic in an area rather short on them (due to devastating earthquakes), El Patio is a handsome hacienda that's been carefully modernized without…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
It might be in back-of-beyond Yanama, hemmed in by massive mountains, but the Andes Lodge feels like home sweet home thanks to the generosity of its…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
This rustic-chic inn in a gated mansion set back from the road has been thoughtfully decorated inside and out. It offers outstanding rooms verging on…
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Huaraz
Accessed via a green gate at the end of Jirón José Olaya, the Morales has been so successful that it recently commissioned a large but architecturally…
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Huaraz
A midrange traveler's favorite, the Aurora makes a pleasant bookend to a trekking trip where you can wash the dust from your hair (with hot water) and…
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Huaraz
A fetching white-walled and red-roofed urban sanctuary, this four-story hotel is a neocolonial architectural find. Balconies and arches overlook a grassy…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
Leading Chacas’ recent renaissance, the Plaza is a new hotel (you can still smell the paint) set in an old, quintessential Chacas building with…
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Cordillera Blanca
Established by the pioneering Father Ugo de Censi, a priest of the Salesian order, the Italian nonprofit organization Don Bosco, based in Marcará, runs…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
Within walking distance from Carhuaz but with a distinctly rural vibe, these comfortable and well-equipped bungalows make a great base for exploring the…
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Huaraz
The structure itself feels a little bit too much like a chain hotel, so you sacrifice on cozy charm at this 54-room, Swiss-run hotel, but the immaculate…
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Huaraz
A kind of cross between a hostal (guesthouse) and hostel, the 'Backpacker' is run by the same family as the wonderful El Jacal Classic, meaning you get…
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Huaraz
Family-run, friendly and a favorite with travelers on a budget who consider themselves too old (or uncool) for hosteling, El Jacal is a great…
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Huaraz
With Coke-bottle glass windows, plaid bedspreads and cherry-red brick walls, the Benkawasi has a kind of '70s mountain chalet feel to it. It's not the…
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Huaraz
In the same building as Café Andino, this charming family guesthouse has cheery rooms and is decorated throughout with homey touches. What’s more, the…
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Huaraz
This smart little hotel with a distinctly orange decor has spacious bathrooms and comfortable beds, but the best part is the big lounge area and massive…
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Huaraz
Tumi is one of those mid-range big city hotels that lures you in with a plush lobby and then plants you in slightly darker, less inspiring rooms. The…
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Huaraz
Hidden behind a high wall in a scruffy part of town, the Colomba is Huaraz' surprise package, a green oasis replete with compulsively trimmed hedges,…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
Just getting off the ground at last visit, the Genais has filled a run-of-the-mill Huari tenement with small but wonderfully comfortable rooms, all with…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
Upstairs at Pony Expeditions is this simple little lodge with small, cozy rooms and a equally diminutive terrace. Under the tutelage of owner Alberto you…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
The most comfortable hotel in town, Rima Rima has spacious rooms that don't lack light or color. The rooms at the back have great views of the Cordillera…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
With its old sofas and dark lobby, the Chavín couldn't be described as a hip and happening hotel, but the central plaza location is good and the spacious,…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
About 10 blocks north of the plaza along Cordova, this quiet lodge provides a glow of relative luxury if you've just emerged from the Cordillera outback…
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Huaraz
The helpfulness of Zarela, the owner, is legendary and the 18 rooms here are neat and comfortable, but the best thing about this quality questhouse is the…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
The gregarious and generous Señora Gamboa rents out 13 spartan rooms with decent mattresses brightened by colorful bedspreads, plus there's hot water…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
This go-to, family-run option for the few travelers who stay overnight in Chavín has well-appointed rooms with cute bedspreads, large bathrooms and –…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
This good budget spot is in a charming colonial house with a lush entryway and a large hardwood balcony. Rooms follow suit with great hardwood floors and…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
In an unmissable large concrete building, Hotel Nazario has neat rooms with good natural light and mountain views. There is a communal TV room and it also…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
Easily the most comfortable choice in town, the excellent value Hotel Mirador is located up a steep set of steps from the plaza. It offers bright and…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
This place on the Plaza de Armas, in a typical Chacas house with ornate wooden balconies, has neat and appealing rooms, especially the pair at the front…
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Huaraz
Edward's is one of Huaraz's oldest climbing hostels, dating back to the 1970s. It's a simple place in a slightly shabby part of town, but offers good…
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Huaraz
Old hotel that recently acquired a new name and owner, Don Kike is accessed via a pizza restaurant that leads onto a pleasant courtyard where clusters of…
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Huaraz
Aldo's is a friendly if rudimentary hostel, decorated with cheery colors and located right in the (noisy) center of town. Dorms are a good deal and there…
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Huaraz & the Cordilleras
This multistory hotel opposite the market is decidedly lacking in anything that might resemble character, but immaculate, brightly-colored rooms (Pink!…
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Huaraz
Bright splashes of color and a rambling grassy area mark this cheap and chilled guesthouse with a variety of simple but functional rooms spread over four…
