Rumah Penginapan di Provinsi Urubamba

"We stayed at this hotel twice. We had 2 different rooms. The experience was completely different depending on the room. Our first room was an older room facing the train tracks. It was fun to see the train coming in and hear the music. Unfortunately we were there during the demonstrations so we never actually got to get on the train. We got to experience first hand the chaos of the demonstration. It was surreal that they were putting on the full show even when they knew there was a...

"this place is small and quaint. located in the perfect area, close to the small plaza for shopping, eating and located close to the train station to Macchu Picchu. The service was what I most liked. The host was very attentive and kind. "

"We loved staying here! The family were lovely and accommodating. They took through the wilderness in their back yard and beyond which was super cool. The rooms were comfortable and we especially loved our patio overlooking the town and endless festivals (do they ever end?!?!). There wasn't hot water, but that is what we expected for this price. I would recommend!"

"We had a great experience at Kenti’s. The staff is super friendly. Great breakfast. And I can tell you on good authority since this was my 5th time in Ollantaytambo, EXCELLENT hot water/shower situation. Very nice garden to chill in as well. "

"Great place to stay ! I recommend ! "

"Einfaches Hostel, aber super freundlicher Empfang. Frühstück war ausreichend. Preis/Leistung ist top. Klasse Lage nahe Stadtzentrum. 10 Minuten Fußweg zum Bahnhof oder 5 Minuten zum Stadtzentrum oder 10 Minuten zu Ruinen. Gerne wieder. "

"The staff were super friendly and helpful. They went above and beyond to cook us with delicious vegan food. Their potato soup and guacamole were incredibly delicious! They also helped us by driving us to the Salt Mines of Maras, Moray & Ollantaytambo for a reasonable price. They had warm water and good WiFi connection which isn’t always the norm in Peru. Highly recommend if you’re in Urubamba. "