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29 Apr 2019
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Motorcycle storage in Cusco
Hello all,
I'm looking for a place to securely store my motorcycle in Cusco for about four weeks (26/05 until 22/06).
Anybody knows any options? I've emailed to some motorcycle touring companies, I'm waiting to hear back from them.
Hostal La Estrellita seems to be another option, but I can't find any contact information for them..
Any suggestions are welcome!
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30 Apr 2019
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Originally Posted by bartAT
Hello all,
I'm looking for a place to securely store my motorcycle in Cusco for about four weeks (26/05 until 22/06).
Anybody knows any options? I've emailed to some motorcycle touring companies, I'm waiting to hear back from them.
Hostal La Estrellita seems to be another option, but I can't find any contact information for them..
Any suggestions are welcome!
Bart
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Go see my friend Alex at perumototours up on Saphi street.
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30 Apr 2019
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For some reason this link
[URL="http://www.perumototours.com/"]
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Yup I concur, he's got 2 of my bikes at the moment. Good bloke, very professional. There are about 4 bike tour companies in Cusco. Peru motors is just up from the police station.
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9 May 2019
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Is he still taking bikes? I keep referring people to him, but not sure if he still has room.
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His storage are was pretty tight when I was there. But he'd be able to swing something I'm sure of it, he did mention about buying a second place soon. Also, the going rate if anyone is interested is $50 per bike per month. (correct as of December 2018)
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CAmping Quinta Lala
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Plenty of bikes stored at Quinta Lala.
I met the owner and considered storing my bike there.
very nice lady
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I ended up storing my bike at Hostal La Estrellita
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That's good news, do you know how much storage they have and their rates? Might be useful for anyone searching this later on.
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Price was 5 soles per day, so that makes about 45 USD per month at the current exchange rate. The bike is stored in the courtyard, so I bought a cheap cover on the market.
I think they can easily store 5 motorcycles. And there is a store room where you can leave your boots & helmet.
The hostel itself is a bit rundown, but has a good atmosphere & basic breakfast. 20 soles for a night in a dorm room (excl. bike parking). And centrally located, which I liked very much.
Unfortunately no way to contact them (at least I didn't find any phone number, Facebook, booking.com,..) so just show up and ask the friendly owners.
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