“Wayra” means wind in Quechua. Light pours in through the skylight of this bright double room, set under a sloping ceiling of dark wooden beams. A grey upholstered headboard, a soft sage-green wall and a small table and chair make it simple, calm and comfortable.
Like every room at Parwa & Iskay, it is in the Qosqo Ayllu, the original Inca quarter of Ollantaytambo, a five-minute walk from the main square and ten minutes from the train station to Machu Picchu. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are included.
Prices in US dollars. The exchange rate is a reference and may change on the day you pay.
“Qori” means gold in Quechua. A double and a single bed with carved wooden headboards, a soft blue-grey wall and wooden floors, for up to three guests.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Muña is a fragrant Andean herb. A queen and a single bed, a rustic fieldstone wall and a door that opens straight onto the garden.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
Killa is the Inca moon goddess. A queen bed against a striking Inca-style stone wall, with windows onto the garden.
Breakfast included · Free Wi-Fi
