Perched on the highest and most scenic hill in Pisac, Wolf Totem Guesthouse offers sweeping views over ancient Incan ruins and the Sacred Valley. Designed as a true “holiday from the holiday” for intrepid, long-term travelers exploring South America, it combines comfort, practicality, and space to recharge between treks and adventures. The property is reached only on foot via 150 mountain steps. Guests should be in good physical shape and travel with a backpack; heavy wheeled luggage is strongly discouraged and must be carried by the guest. Once at the top you’ll find gardens, common areas, a Steampunk Café with reliable fiber-optic WiFi (plus a dedicated co-working space), and a yoga deck with panoramic views for self-practice. We are a 5-minute moto ride or 15-minute walk from town—close enough for convenience, far enough for quiet. Rooms & Comfort All beds feature new Western-style bedding, nightstands, custom lamps, backpack lockers, USB fast-charging ports, and privacy curtains. Gas-heated showers deliver consistently hot water, and the spacious shared bathrooms include large mirrors. Wellness and productivity We offer a stunning yoga deck and gym with ancient ruins mountain views for self practice as well as high dedicatee end co-working space. Fun and Relax - many common areas to share and hang out with travelers - pool table room with views and speakers - fireplace in the restaurant at night (managed by staff only) - glass house plunge pool with epic mountain views Food & Drink There is no common kitchen. Instead we offer freshly prepared, locally sourced meals at backpacker-friendly prices. Everything is made on-site. Breakfast Fruit smoothie bowl – 20 soles French toast – 20 soles Avocado toast – 20 soles Pastries with coffee – 15 soles Evening Menu Margherita pizza – 35 soles Veggie pizza – 35 soles Adobo pork soup – 30 soles Chorizo tacos – 35 soles Birria – 35 soles Drinks Latte / cappuccino (coconut or regular milk) – 10 soles Vietnamese iced coffee – 15 soles Kombucha – 10 soles Pisco sour – 18 soles Golden beer – 10 soles Chilean Malbec (bottle) – 40 soles Ready-made food may be brought in. A health-food store and a local bakery selling empanadas and pastries are directly across the street. Town restaurants are a short tuk-tuk ride away. House Expectations Wolf Totem is geared toward active travelers, trekkers, and digital nomads who value a clean, respectful, and relatively quiet environment. We ask guests to match that energy. There are two dedicates areas with house speakers where guest can Bluetooth and play their own music 24hrs a day. Children are not permitted. This is not a space for offering shamanic, healing, or spiritual services. The property displays personal Palestinean heritage flags. Guests who prefer otherwise are kindly asked to choose alternative accommodation. No outside alcohol or unregistered guests. Strictly no drugs of any kind (including wachuma, marijuana, hallucinogenic tobacco, or ayahuasca). Personal musical instruments (including guitars) are not allowed; arriving with one will result in immediate cancellation of the stay. Smoking is permitted only inside the pool-table room. Dogs and cats roam freely; animal hair may be present on bedding. Guests with allergies or who prefer a pet-free environment should book elsewhere. Rain ponchos are fine; traditional-style ponchos are not suited to the house atmosphere. Please address staff by name or simply “hello.” Terms such as “amigo,” “hermano,” or “brother” are not used here. Respect sleeping guests in the dorms at all times. Practical Details Check-in: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM Check-out: by 10:00 AM Reception: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Payment: cash on arrival (card pre-authorization required) Cancellation: free up to 24 hours before arrival Breakfast is not included (available from 25 PEN per person) All listed prices include taxes We look forward to welcoming travelers who appreciate the climb, the views, and a calm base from which to explore the Sacred Valley.