Homestays are carefully selected and offer students the opportunity to learn more about the local culture in a comfortable setting while studying Spanish in Cusco. These homes are often between 20 - 30 minutes away from the school by public transport. Families usually offer affordable meal plans that allow you to sample the local cuisine. If you have special requests or diet restrictions (because of religion or health reasons), please let us know in advance. Your housing starts on the Sunday before your first day of class and ends on the Saturday after your last day of class, unless otherwise noted. Learn more about homestay housing
Student residences are more suitable for an independent student, who is looking for clean, basic accommodation at an economic price. All students must be 16+. Your housing starts on the Sunday before your first day of class and ends on the Saturday after your last day of class, unless otherwise noted. Learn more about student residence accommodation
Our Spanish School in Cusco is located in a beautiful colonial building only two blocks away from the famous Plaza de Armas of Cusco.
The school occupies the first and second floor where there are a total of seven big and brightly-lit classrooms. Many of them have the traditional blue balconies unique to Cusco that overlook San Augustin Street and the beautiful cupola of the Santo Domingo Church.
In addition to our larger classrooms, there are also smaller spaces for individual classes. Some of the classrooms are located downstairs along with a sunny courtyard where the administrative offices and teachers room are also found.
The rest of the classrooms are located on the second floor. A long and beautiful corridor separates the study area on the right from the living area, the student residence, on the left.
You will also find a beautiful high ceiling for meetings and student activities, as well as common spaces with a cafe that overlooks the courtyard.
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