Hotels with Breakfast in Huaraz

Edwards Inn is a no-frills, three-star base camp in central Huaraz, a short walk from the Plaza de Armas. The lobby feels like a working hostel — scuffed tiles,

Soledad B&B is a no-frills 3-star guesthouse on a quiet residential street in central Huaraz, a short walk from the Plaza de Armas. Its lobby feels lived-in: a

Aldos Guest House feels more like a well-run hostel than a three-star hotel — think worn-in sofas in communal areas, a small courtyard with potted plants, and a

Raju Guest House is a no-frills base camp for trekkers heading into the Cordillera Blanca. The lobby feels like a mountain hut crossed with a budget hostel: scu

A functional base for trekkers and climbers heading into the Cordillera Blanca. The lobby is more a staging area than a lounge—muddy boots by the door, laminate

This is a no-frills trekker base, not a boutique escape. The lobby has scuffed floor tiles, a worn reception desk stacked with trail maps, and guests in fleeces

Dream House B&B is a charming, family-run guesthouse with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, offering simple yet comfortable rooms and a hearty breakfast. The hotel'

A straightforward, budget-friendly base near the main plaza, with worn-in sofas in a small lobby and a constant flow of trekkers comparing notes. The rooms are

Casa del Montañista is a no-fuss lodge run by climbers, for climbers. The lobby smells of rope wax and instant coffee, with a map of the Cordillera Blanca pinne

Makalu Lodge in Huaraz feels more like a well-run base camp than a standard hostel: wooden bunk beds, a huge lounge with mountaineering maps on the walls, and a

Perched on a hillside overlooking Huaraz, this cheerful 3-star combines a backpacker’s budget with lodge-like warmth. The lobby smells of eucalyptus and coffee,

The Way Inn is a no-frills three-star in central Huaraz, aimed squarely at budget-conscious trekkers and climbers. The lobby feels functional and friendly, with

Llama Inn is a straightforward 3-star in central Huaraz, offering clean rooms, a rooftop with solid Cordillera Blanca views, and a modest café. The vibe is prac

Casa de Ana B&B occupies an old converted townhouse a few blocks from Huaraz’s Plaza de Armas. The interior is simple but homely – polished wooden floors, a sma