Arequipa Bed and Breakfast Inns

	Arequipay Backpackers House (Arequipa, Peru) Welcome to Arequipay Backpackers House, a youth hostel where hospitality and personalized service are combined to make you feel at home. Our hostel is an old colonial house in Arequipa who is waiting for tourist from different countries.We want to create a place we would like to find when we travel... [more]
	Casa Arequipa (Arequipa, Peru) Arequipa's first deluxe bed and breakfastCASA AREQUIPA is a boutique bed and breakfast located in a neocolonial mansion in the city of Arequipa. Our decor is our strongest feature. The seven guestrooms are all individually decorated with a mix of antiques, hand-crafted furniture, professional... [more]
	Casadeavila (Arequipa, Peru) A friendly hostel with beautiful courtyard and friendly service. At only 3 blocks from Main Square.Different from any other Hostel. All rooms located arround the Central Courtyard. Private bathroom and real hot water as standard. Rated 100% in security by popullar on line booking systems.... [more]
	Hostal Estefania (Arequipa, Peru) Excelente hostal ubicado a una cuadra de la plaza de Armas de Arequipa con todos los serviciosExcelente ubicación a una cuadra de la Plaza de Armas de la ciudad de Arequipa, cerca de bancos, centros comercilaes, farmacias, etc Habitaciones completamente alfombradas, todas con baño... [more]
	Hostal Plaza Melgar (Arequipa, Peru) In the touristic Hostal Plaza Melgar we offer you the best comfort and safeness in the middle of the nicest place to have a unforgettable stay in our city.In the touristic Hostal Plaza Melgar we offer you the best comfort and safeness in the middle of the nicest place to have a unforgettable stay in... [more]
	La Casa De Tintin (Arequipa, Peru) Beautiful B&B along the river, small garden, rooms with private balcony with splendid view on nearby volcanoes.Nice B&B located in the green and safe neighborhood of Vallecito, close to historical center and far from noise, in front of gardens along the river, with splendid view on volcanoes... [more]
	La Cuesta De Cayma (Arequipa, Peru) El Hostal ?La Cuesta de Cayma? es un lugar acogedor, seguro y confortable, para que su visita se convierta en una estancia tanto o más agradable que su propia casa. VISITENOS Y SE SENTIRÁ MEJOR QUE EN CASAEl Hostal ?La Cuesta de Cayma? es un lugar acogedor, seguro y confortable, para... [more]
	Our Hostel (Arequipa, Peru) Our Hostel was created to offer the best lodging service in a special and customized way. For that reason, we count with an adequate infrastructure, where our customers will rest and socialize with other cultures, that every year are part of Our Hostel.Our Hostel was created to offer the best... [more]
	The Point Arequipa (Arequipa, Peru) The only genuine backpackers hostel in Arequipa! A hostel by backpackers for backpackers!Hiram Bringham, who ?discovered? Machu Picchu, described Arequipa as the most beautiful city in South America. There?s loads to do in Arequipa: Colca Canyon, climbing El Misti (the 5822m volcano), white water... [more]

Sparkling in the sun, Arequipa is called the 'White City' because of the sillar, the white volcanic stone which renders the style of a building both modern as well as Spanish colonial. Perus second largest city (pop. 635 000) is
surrounded by towering mountainsincluding the 19 089-ft/5820-m volcano El Misti. The city itself is the home of the monastery of La Recoleta (museum and library) and several interesting churches, but its highlight is the Santa Catalina Convent. Built in the late 16th century (but closed to the public until 1970), the convent was once a self-contained community, a place where nuns could worship and live in total isolation. Walk through the well-preserved convent, soak up the peaceful atmosphere and discover the tiny secluded plazas and lovely courtyards within.

From Arequipa take a guided tour of Colca Canyon one of the deepest canyons in the world (11 500 ft/3 500 m). A journey to the canyon offers a view of extensive pre-Incan and Incan agricultural terracing, some of which is still farmed today. You might get the chance to see Andean condors at Cruz del Condor at the lookout point. For the more adventurous, follow the footsteps of the chasqui,the Incan foot messengers and trek the canyon.