Interim Lodgings
by Joe Dennie
(Canada)
In the foothhills relaxing
Where is a good place to stay while one is looking for permanent residence? I will be arriving on Sept. 12, in a few days. I will be lugging 3 or 4 bags too.
Thanks, Joe
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Hi Joe.
Your best bet is at one of the hostals (yes, spelled with an "a") here. You can spend as little as $10 a night if you're willing to share a bathroom.
Or spend $20-$30 a night and enjoy a private bath, likely in a quieter area of the city, too.
See our Hotels and Hostels page for details...
Cuenca Hotels and Hostels
Posada del Angel, Hostal Chordeleg, and Villa Nova Inn would likely all fit the bill for you.
Jeff
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