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Our stay at Pariwana Hostel was fantastic; Leslie's assistance was invaluable, enhancing our trip with helpful navigation tips. The hostel's vibrant ambiance created a welcoming a**osphere, fostering interaction among guests. Safety measures were excellent, and cleanliness standards were commendable throughout the property. Despite briefly leaving for a trip, we returned to Pariwana due to its impressive qualities. However, the $5 per day charge for bag storage seemed steep for our short absence, hence we ended up hauing our bags with us for the trip which was inconvenient. Nevertheless, Pariwana's overall experience was exceptional, making it a top recommendation for visitors to Cusco. Many thanks to Leslie and the Pariwana team for making our trip memorable; we eagerly anticipate returning in the future.

A very good hostel. Plenty of communal areas, and useful features such as a room for remote working and phone call booths. The hostel does not have a kitchen other than a fridge and a microwave, however the food in the restaurant is reasonably priced, especially for the area. Leslie was extremely helpful throughout my stay and was always happy to answer questions if I had them

Pariwana Hostel Cusco offers a cozy and inviting stay, with awesome staff (for example Sheila and Anthony) who warmly welcome guests, making you feel right at home from the moment you step in and are incredible nice and helpful people. The hostel itself is charming, with a unique flair and a friendly a**osphere that's evident throughout. Its common area, complete with comfy sofas and various seating arrangements, is perfect for striking up conversations and making new friends. For those needing to work or study, the coworking space is a real boon. It's well-equipped with enough desks and comfy sofas, ideal for both productivity and relaxation. The kitchen area, handy for quick meals with its microwave and fridges, adds a touch of convenience to your stay. The rooms are neatly kept, each with a personal light and power outlet at the bed, ensuring a comfortable and practical space. The mattresses are commendable for their comfort, and the cleanliness of the bathrooms, with daily cleaning service, is impressive. Adding to the hostel's vibrant vibe is the third-floor bar, which is a great spot to unwind. The evening programs like BBQs, table tennis, and beer pong competitions offer fun experiences and a chance to mingle. The hostel's Wi-Fi is reliable throughout the premises, and the security of in-room lockers is reassuring. Free tea available all day is a nice perk, adding to the homely feel of the hostel. Conveniently located, the hostel is within easy reach of the main square, surrounded by mini-markets, street food, and restaurants, making exploring local flavors easy and enjoyable. Pariwana Hostel Cusco is an excellent choice for a comfortable, friendly, and conveniently located stay. Thank you verebody :)

The hostel is clean, the restaurant/bar is nice, rooms are functional, facilities are very nice as well. Activities are organized every day. However, I don’t recommend the taxi service (the taxi driver was 45 min late without informing me) and the laundry service (some of my clothes have been swapped- it has been solved in the end but quite annoying). Except that, I really recommend the stay at this hostel!

One of the best hostels I have stayed at. The staff were amazing and always very helpful. Julia was wonderful in organizing the events everyday and informing everyone about it personally. She would encourage everyone to participate which made for a very fun environment. Omar at the front desk was also great, gave great recommendations and was always very friendly and helpful!

The worst experience ever! All Cuzco has water but they doesn’t! And OMG ALL IS A MESS, the toilets can’t be used, full of poop, the showers, neither to have a cup of tea! Can you imagine you can’t use the bathroom where you live more than a week? So this is Pariwana! Never again. And if there’s more people who wants to complain please send me a mail so we can go together to the authorities of consumer defense.

The shower is the worst. It is literally just dribble of water. There was no hand soap, and I had to go and ask for some. I stayed there for two nights, when I first arrived in Cusco, and they played loud music all day, until very late at night (I think on the Friday or Saturday, it went on until 1AM). The room opened out onto the courtyard so it was VERY loud for us in the room, I might as well have been sleeping in the courtyard. I had really bad altitude sickness, a huge headache and I couldn't eat. All I wanted to do was sleep, but I couldn't. I was too tired to go and ask to staff to turn the music down - and also, I didn't know if they even would, as it was their music, not from a guest or anything. From the reviews, it didn't seem like a party hostel. I picked it because it seemed quiet and peaceful. The staff were nice, and you can leave your bags before/after check in/out. The breakfast was alright. Nice to eat, but I was only given one option (bad if you're vegan, okay if you're veggie. It was eggs, veg and a bread roll) and there wasn't a lot of it. The pineapple juice and papaya juice was really nice.

Had a 3 bed room and it was one of the better rooms we have stayed in during our hostel trip. Warm showers, nice beds, big room, very friendly staff. Would recommend to stay here! Laso great place to chill for a lazy day inside the „courtyard“. Overall great for price.

Walking tour by Daniel was fun, and useful dor education purposes. We saw the whole city, got a lot of interesting history. Furthermore, we went to a chocolate boutique with tasting and visited an artshop . So, to conclude, it is worth doing it