Off the beaten-path, large rooms (we stayed in a 1BR double and a friend in a 1BR single), clean kitchen and restrooms - there's no hot water, but we were there in the summer so it wasn't a big deal - a massive garden with all sorts of fruit-bearing trees (lemons, avocados, apples, figs) and comfy hammocks to watch the...
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Loved Hostel Triskel and the ambience Yayo and his cat Buddha have cultivated. Most everyone there was like me ~ planning to stay 2-3 days and staying a week. So book ahead. Pisco Elqui is a wonderful town to visit and the hostel is warm, friendly, quiet, clean, and the perfect place for relaxing and rejuvenating from your travels. You...
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I stayed here three nights in December which is definitely a quiet time in Pisco de Elqui. The town was not in full swing but there was still a couple of restaurants open and tours available. The hostel is a couple of minutes up a side street off the main drag which made it nice and quiet. I had been...
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Definitely recommended!
1) The place is very, very clean and inviting and the owner is extremely pleasant and helpful. The whole property is very couzy and rustic. Use of the kitchen and dining room.
2) The garden in the backyard with different fruit trees is a delight. There are tables with benches and a pit to make fires in the...
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