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The staff was nice and accommodating. We lost and item on a tour and the manager, Ivan, helped coordinate its return. It was easy to coordinate hiking tours. Fair prices. The location is close to the square where there is a restriction on the mototaxis within a few blocks, which means it is more quiet than other properties. The free breakfast was great, homemade pancakes and fruit. Restaurants and corner stores were at walking distance. Bed was comfortable. Bathroom was clean. Best of all, shower was hot. This is a great value.

Honestly, best hostel not just in Huaraz but in all the Peru. Huaraz is noisy, crowded and quite bad but this hostel is an oasis of peace. Rooms are comfortable, clean and with hot showers. Using the open kitchen is a pleasure: it has everything and you can cook staring the mountains. Relaxing on hammocks after hiking is a pleasure. Carla is probably the most passionate host you'll find (and the dogs are lovely too!)

This is a lovely happy friendly small hostel. Sabrina from Germany who works there is super friendly and she works so hard to make the hostel great. Breakfast is lovely. Avocados are the best I've had so far. Very clean bathrooms. My bed is very comfy and the sun comes into my room. Location is fine also. Nice walk to the main square. This is definitely one of my favorite hostels in South America 😊😊

In Peru much better value for your money, staff was just helpful enough. Breakfast took forever we had to cancel the order one morning. Then the following day we planned it would take awhile which it did, when we finally got it not everything came out. Over all this place is over priced. You can get equally as nice places in Huaraz for half that with amazing service. Rooms were small.

I cannot say enough nice things about the host. Zarela's hospitality is unrivaled. Her flexibility, helpful nature, kindness, and warm conversation turned a comfortable and welcoming hotel into a memorable stay. Zarela is an incredible resource and easily the best host I have encountered in my travels.

This place feels more like a home stay than a hostel. The owner Chris is amazing and will help you with all sorts of things in Huaraz from organising tours to climbing, tips for restaurants and more. Laid back vibe and small hostel so you will get to know the people easily. Definitely recommended.

The hosts are amazingly helpful at any point, very accommodating and can help you out with pretty much everything you would need. The location is far away from the typical Huaraz street noise. Clean rooms, facilities and well maintained. Views from the terrace are spectacular!

Clean rooms, one of the cleaner in Huaraz. Warm (we didn't need the usual 5 blankets we did in other towns). Cozy dinning area. Breakfast was filling and delicious. Staff was great, she was really hard working.

Most comfortable room in Peru Free pick up from the bus station Room available at 7am

Location is the best. Breakfast is good. Stuff is very pleasant and helpful.

great location, clean, and best management

We stayed at the lodge at the recommendation of two friends and wish we had stayed longer than just four nights. The lodge accommodations, food and services were expertly managed by the ever cheerful and knowledgeable manager, Eva. She attended to our every request from taxi rides, to hiking poles to vegetarian dishes and fresh wood for our fireplace. Location: The lodge is located about 30 minutes up the mountain from Huaraz by taxi. We never went back into town once we arrived. We took the 8 hour bus from Lima which arrived at 6pm. Cruz del Sur was much better than the Movil line. The lodge is surrounded by sheep ranches and pastures with majestic eyes views in all directions. Activities: There are many hikes for all abilities right from the lodge; a perfect way to get acclimated to the altitude. We took a taxi to the trailhead for Laguna Churup (60 soles) and walked back to the lodge afterwards. There are several other longer hikes up the valley as well where you might see condors and other lakes. My husband had a wonderful massage in the yurt while I napped in the hammocks. Yes, there is WiFi. Accommodations: We stayed in a larger room next to the main lodge which was very luxurious (king bed, cozy comforter...). The space was quiet with the sound of water babbling outside. The views of the Cordilleras Negras across the valley out the window were beautiful, especially at sunset. Daily housekeeping was provided and included fresh wood and a fire at 4pm. Meals: We opted for the full meal plan which included breakfast (choice of pancakes, eggs, yogurt or oatmeal), a box lunch (sandwiches, fruit, nuts, cookie) and dinner (vegetarian options were delicious and more than we could eat). All of the meals were locally sourced, home made and delicious. I have already made the chickpea curry at home. The tap water was potable which was a treat too. Of all the places we stayed in our two week trip, this was our favorite.

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