I’m Félix Yupanqui, a world traveler. As a traveler, I have personally experienced the need for accommodations that offer a good location, comfort, convenience, entertainment, a friendly team, a clean and safe environment, respect for the individual, social interaction, freedom of entry and exit, good views, space for meditation and relaxation, areas for physical activities, and a well-equipped kitchen for cooking during my travels around the world—always seeking the feeling of being at home. This is how the idea of opening my own hostel was born: to offer my guests the opportunity to find a home in Pisac, Peru.

El Parche Rutero Hostel is located in the heart of the Peruvian Sacred Valley of the Incas, in Pisac. 40 minutes by taxi or bus from Cusco city airport and 3 minutes from the center of Pisac by taxi or tuk-tuk. The hostel set besides the Wilkamayu River offers views of the Pisac Archaeological Park. El Parche Rutero Hostel has been designed to make our guests feel at home. We offer dormitories and private rooms with very comfortable beds, double pillows, lockers, a security camera system, and 24-hour building access. You’ll find plenty of bathrooms with hot gas showers available on all floors, as well as board games, books, and two dining rooms with beautiful views. We also have a TV room equipped with wraparound sofa and streaming apps. The fully equipped kitchen creates a communal cooking space, and alongside social areas, a well equipped cardio and weight gym space and yoga area create a relaxed and organic social environment. The co-working space offers a peaceful space, making use of the fiber optic WiFi thats throughout the hostel. The sun terrace has two outside areas with seating and hammocks offering panoramic mountainous views, the indoor terrace area provides protection from the weather. The hostel has 24 hour reception, camping and hiking equipment hire, a dispenser for alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, towel rentals, and a luggage storage service.

Pisac is an alternative town full of nature, Incan ruins, indigenous communities, handcraft market, food market, traditional and international cuisine restaurants, bars with live music shows, music festivals, ecstatic dance, kirtan gatherings, waterfalls, lagoons, and trekking routes. It also has holistic centers offering workshops on meditation, master plants, bioconstruction, permaculture, and other therapies. In the surroundings of the hostel, you will find a laundry, convenience stores, and a public transport stop in front of the hostel, heading to Cusco city or the rest of the Sacred Valley.