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Photo by Ellen Delis, Lagunas Ojos del Campo, Antofalla, Catamarca

I haven't been everywhere...
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Bike Parking up to one year, and Repairs in Montevideo Uruguay

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Peru, Lima - Hostals
I spent a couple of weeks at The Inka Lounge Hostel in Miraflores.
Great place and the staff is super friendly.
Garage for two bikes.


David

http://www.theinkalounge.com/

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inka lounge
Inka Lounge, Ramon Zavala 341, Miraflores, Lima
has just been taken over by new owners Lilly and Grimmy who are amazing ' they both speak english too and are amazing help if you need some tough phonecalls made. Space for bikes without panniers at the side behind locked gate - with panniers straight in the front door. Very relaxed and quiet. Doubles for 20 dollars which is as cheap as you can get in Lima ' single beds from 8 dollars I think.
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Inka Lodge just told me they charge $5 USD extra for motorcycle parking. Any other recommendations.
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Hotel Las Palmas
Few of us stayed here back in er late 2004 (maybe) - $25 (ish) gets you a smart if bland double room with all the tee vee, phone, bar, restaurant mod cons. Free secure parking in the courtyard.

Hotel Las Palmas, Calle Bellavista 320, Miraflores, Lima. Just off Parc Kennedy, and conveniently close to the well-recommended mechanic at Desert Racing.

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FYI,

I am now in Lima and had a little trouble finding a bike friendly place.

Flying Dog no longer has room for bike although one of them has a private parking lot next door. Private rooms are expensive.

INka Lodge first told me they would charge 5 usd for parking but when I got there told me there was no charge.

However, INka and Flying are seem very noisy and are really backpacker places, imho.

I eventually found a place called Home Peru at 4501 Arequipa walking distance to Park Kennedy. They have a nice big garage, free internet including wifi and very friendly.
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hostel in Lima
Hostel El Reducto
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Great staff, some english speaking, LOTS of bike parking, 10 min walk to Kennedy Sq. and then 15 walk to Merriot cliff side, lots of hot water, clean
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Cirque hostel
calle General Cordova 681 Miraflores

10 $ for a bed in a double room.

BUT!

5 soles per person if you have a tent + 5 soles if you want to use the indoor facility's (breakfast included!!)

place for 1 tent and 2 bikes in the garden.
(foto's are coming on our website soon)
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"FRIENDS HOUSE" hostel in Miraflores
We are staying at "friends house" hostel in Lima. 70 Soles per night (double bed and shared banos) My Vstrom fits thru the door after I removed one of the side cases. Room for two big bikes here.
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The rubbishly named "Hitch Hikers Backpackers Hostel" in Miraflores, Calle Bolognese 400. Big courtyard where even overland rigs park. Had a nice time there. Relaxed.
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