The first you see in reception is a huge floorplan which shows that each of the 17 rooms is different. This explains why they charge per person. We were happy with a smaller room for US$5 per person. We could have paid US$10 per person for a room overlooking the park with TV & bathroom. There are rooms that could... more

Guesthouse with tiny rooms. We came to Trujillo under the assumption that the prices of the website would be the ones they were actually charging. Well, it turned out that no one knew what was offered there. Make sure to fix the prices before leaving on a (wonderful) tour with the (very chatty) owner. They offered us El Brujo over... more

very simple accommodations - just expect a bed and a towel, but otherwise totally decent place to stay. i think 1 or 2 rooms have their own bathrooms and i'd probably recommend those, i felt like my shared bathrooms needed a good cleaning and if i remember correctly 1 toilet didn't have a toilet seat. some rooms look like little... more

Various nice lounges & patios to chat with other travellers made this a very enjoyable place to stay. Good food & tours with loads of information made them very different from rush jobs being run by other outfits. A quiet park, very helpful staff & nearby bus stops also make it very easy to get around from. Easy walk to... more

Yes Michael is a good tour guide and is very knowledgeable and helpful. The accommodations are basic and fine -- nothing really to complain about. However, be very CAUTIOUS about prices. After we paid our bill we spoke to other travelers that were staying with us and found we all were over charged for some things. Clara, Michael’s wife had... more

Very simple very inexpensive and very hospitable...BUT the BIG advantage is that Michael is the absolute tops in intelligent informed guides. A MUST for anyone wanting to see the pyramids or to see Chan Chan and also I assume, though we did not go there, the lord of Sipan tomb. As good a private guide as any experienced anywhere in... more