Hospedaje Illariy | Hostel

April 9th, 2024 by crystal.kyto

Magali and Carlos are simply the best! Incredibly kind people who made me feel very welcome and at home. They genuinely love hosting and meeting guests from around the world and showing them their little slice of paradise. It's a quiet place to rest and relax with birdsong and a variety of pets to keep you company. Not to mention Magali cooks amazing food with most of the ingredients grown at home! I'm so glad I decided to stop here and had this lovely encounter.

September 25th, 2023 by Jamie Z

I stopped here for dinner. Soup with a meaty second. Pretty good flavor, but you have to like a lot of spices.

Good fruit juice, too. Again, he uses a lot of added flavors, and it was a little too much for me. But I ate and drank everything.

S/30

May 5th, 2023 by tiben

Very friendly host and quite the nice place.

It costed me 50 soles for a room for one person: private room (with 3 beds) and shared bath. I think prices goes down if you are additional people as they were 3 beds in the room.
Food was absolutely delicious!

Note: the road has been redone last year, so it is actually in a pretty good condition.

June 29th, 2022 by asobolife.com

W/o derail place to break up the drive. We originally planned to stay one night, but did two. Unfortunately, vehicles can’t enter their garden area but we safely parked on the grass just outside their property by the main road. Very safe.

Showers are hot and bathrooms very clean!

They dont charge for camping, but Magaly cooks amazing meals and they do sell home made essential oils. We only bought one, but regret not picking up another!

May 1st, 2022 by Footloose

We spent 2 nights here. Owners Magaly & Carlos made us feel incredibly welcome at their home. Beautiful, tranquil spot to recover for a couple of nights. Currently there are 2 twin rooms (each with a double & single beds) in use, sharing 1 bathroom. 38 soles per person per night. Very basic, rather small rooms but lots of blankets provided and lovely hot shower. Magaly prepares delicious home cooked meals with most ingredients straight from their garden or farm. Route 106 was one of the most beautiful roads taken and a must do but tough going. You do need decent clearance. Took us 4 hours from Yungay to Illariy. You can contact Malagy on +51 929 354 101

August 2nd, 2019 by thebigtrip.world

It was closed when we where there. We were told that the owners were in Lima for a few days. Looks like a great place to stay. They also have a fenced grass field where you can park your car or maybe camp? En few minutes further down the road (driving west) there is a pull out where you can camp, mostly hidden from the road (this place was indicated by locals).

July 10th, 2018 by azizanmb

It's a wonderful sight to see after a hard climb and going down the mountains road. Very secluded place. 30 soles for room with 2 beds. Shared bathrooms. Clean and nice. Or you can pitch a tent at their nice garden. Trout was not in season so I had tuna with tea from plant they picked from the garden. Hot shower not working when I was there. They run out of gas. Other than that perfect place.

July 1st, 2017 by laurakschmucker

Stopped for a coffee & quick egg sandwich at this little cafe with a very sweet owner who is happy to chat with you and show you her beautiful flower garden. Snacks, water, coffee, TP, etc. + guest house ideal if you want to start hiking the Santa Cruz trek early the next morning.

June 19th, 2016 by tijnvanomme

Wonderful hospedaje with very friendly owner. 35 soles per bed, in 2 person private with shared bathroom. Definitely try the trout, which is fresh and delicious. Also has a small shop and tv and hot showers