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Hostal Sweet Daybreak - Cusco, Peru  Category: Hostel Address: Calle Pasñapakana 133 - San Blas - Cusco, Peru Description: Raf and Vanessa would like to welcome you at their hostel “Sweet Daybreak” at Mirador de San Blas, which is a 5 minutes walk from the Plazoleta de San Blas. Our hostal is situated at one of the most picturesque and typical areas of Q’osqo, where the streets still maintain its mystical Inca and colonial style. Our hostel offers you one of the best panoramic views in town. It’s a special place where you can relish the magic and magnetism of Q’osqo’s landscapes and culture, where people from all over the world build friendships and interchange ideas and cultures. More than a mere youth hostel, Sweet Daybreak has a vibe and atmosphere like no other. We are a Belgian- Peruvian multilingual couple and have travelled through South America for a long time and know what open-minded travellers are looking for. We have matrimonial rooms with or without private bathroom, rooms for various-sized groups, and dormitories. All for honest prices. Our rooms are comfortable and equipped with beautiful decorations. Our spacious rooms have the most astonishing panoramic view in town. They all have open-air balconies and a view of our rustic garden. The garden is unique with original Inca stones and an abundance of plants, a place where you feel energy flow. “Sweet Daybreak” is equipped with high pressure gas heated water 24h/24h, internet connection, cable TV with dvd-collection in the common room, public telephone, laundry service, book exchange, cafeteria and kitchen, small shop, medical care, luggage deposit, linen and towels included, national and international postal service,… We offer free tourist information but also organise your private tours, to plan adventures, visit ruins, to search personal truth or to find spiritual healing. At “Sweet Daybreak” you can plan a new adventure while chilling out; Sweet Daybreak is just what you need for a great stay in the capital of the Incas. PICTURES
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