"The was one of our favorite places to stay at! The rooms were gorgeous and the views were breathtaking. All of the staff were extremely friendly, chill, and accommodating. Would absolutely recommend if you’re visiting the sacred valley or acclimating to the climate."
"The was one of our favorite places to stay at! The rooms were gorgeous and the views were breathtaking. All of the staff were extremely friendly, chill, and accommodating. Would absolutely recommend if you’re visiting the sacred valley or acclimating to the climate."
"I highly recommend this hotel as a place to stay after trekking or touring the Maras salt mines, the Sacred Valley, or Machu Picchu. We stayed here after our four-day trek on the Inca Trail. The staff were friendly and very accomodating, the property is beautiful, the beds are very comfy, the water pressure is amazing, the hot tub experience was divine, the views are spectacular, and the food was wonderful. It was a special treat to eat at the tasty breakfast buffet in the morning, watch the...
"I highly recommend this hotel as a place to stay after trekking or touring the Maras salt mines, the Sacred Valley, or Machu Picchu. We stayed here after our four-day trek on the Inca Trail. The staff were friendly and very accomodating, the property is beautiful, the beds are very comfy, the water pressure is amazing, the hot tub experience was divine, the views are spectacular, and the food was wonderful. It was a special treat to eat at the tasty breakfast buffet in the morning, watch the...
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The staff were outstanding. Friendly and attentive. The rooms were spacious and well maintained. Nice touch with some free drinks in the fridge. Large single glazed windows give a fantastic view of the thunderous river running through the town. I loved hearing the constant roar. Some may not. Breakfast was excellent. A fantastic hotel.
The staff were outstanding. Friendly and attentive. The rooms were spacious and well maintained. Nice touch with some free drinks in the fridge. Large single glazed windows give a fantastic view of the thunderous river running through the town. I loved hearing the constant roar. Some may not. Breakfast was excellent. A fantastic hotel.
Hotel was good- room clean & tidy. No coffee or tea making facilities. Rooms spacious & with a nice view over the river. Our room was at the front, which meant we got the barking dogs all night long. Breakfast was buffet style & limited. Eggs cooked to order fried boiled or scrambled
Hotel was good- room clean & tidy. No coffee or tea making facilities. Rooms spacious & with a nice view over the river. Our room was at the front, which meant we got the barking dogs all night long. Breakfast was buffet style & limited. Eggs cooked to order fried boiled or scrambled
Kerry
Reviewed November 4, 2025Reviewed November 4, 2025
Excellent hotel. Clean & spacious. Lovely shower. Happy to keep our luggage safe whilst we were up Machu Pichu.
Very nice breakfast with proper coffee & fresh juice.
Very friendly staff
Excellent hotel. Clean & spacious. Lovely shower. Happy to keep our luggage safe whilst we were up Machu Pichu.
Very nice breakfast with proper coffee & fresh juice.
Very friendly staff
Lovely hotel on the outskirts of Ollantayambo. We stayed in a ‘bungalow’ which was on 2 floors. Kingsize bed with bathroom and seating area upstairs and double bedroom, bathroom and living area downstairs and very nicely furnished with good views over the countryside. There was a small kitchen area with a microwave but bizarrely no crockery or cutlery. Kettle and teabags supplied but no coffee(!)
Set in expansive gardens with alpacas wandering freely around.
Comfortable room but beware the train...
Lovely hotel on the outskirts of Ollantayambo. We stayed in a ‘bungalow’ which was on 2 floors. Kingsize bed with bathroom and seating area upstairs and double bedroom, bathroom and living area downstairs and very nicely furnished with good views over the countryside. There was a small kitchen area with a microwave but bizarrely no crockery or cutlery. Kettle and teabags supplied but no coffee(!)
Set in expansive gardens with alpacas wandering freely around.
Comfortable room but beware the train...
Carol Ann
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
Stayed at this hotel for 3 nights whilst visiting Machu Picchu. The hotel is up the hill from the railway station but worth the view when you get there. I was given a room on the 5th floor, the only floor with balconies and the view of the town and mountains around is great.
The room was spacious with. Huge comfy bed, refrigerator and heater and clean throughout. Shower with good water pressure and hot water.
The staff were really great and would do anything for you. Breakfast starts at 5am,...
Stayed at this hotel for 3 nights whilst visiting Machu Picchu. The hotel is up the hill from the railway station but worth the view when you get there. I was given a room on the 5th floor, the only floor with balconies and the view of the town and mountains around is great.
The room was spacious with. Huge comfy bed, refrigerator and heater and clean throughout. Shower with good water pressure and hot water.
The staff were really great and would do anything for you. Breakfast starts at 5am,...
What an amazing experience. The room was clean, great shower with hot water and comfy bed. The food was incredible. The views were amazing. The hosts were so communicative. Picked us up and had dinner waiting on arrival. They thoughtfully put the heater on in our room so was super cosy. They even had hair straighteners. This place is truly a haven.
What an amazing experience. The room was clean, great shower with hot water and comfy bed. The food was incredible. The views were amazing. The hosts were so communicative. Picked us up and had dinner waiting on arrival. They thoughtfully put the heater on in our room so was super cosy. They even had hair straighteners. This place is truly a haven.
Almas
Reviewed October 22, 2025Reviewed October 22, 2025
Pretty new hotel that’s close to town, was perfect for my night in Aguas Calientes. Not far to walk to the bus to get up to Machu Picchu and breakfast offered nice and early in order to accommodate full on days
Pretty new hotel that’s close to town, was perfect for my night in Aguas Calientes. Not far to walk to the bus to get up to Machu Picchu and breakfast offered nice and early in order to accommodate full on days
Sian
Reviewed September 26, 2024Reviewed September 26, 2024
Great place exceedingly helpful and friendly staff,theyhelped book a taxi tour to Pisa and animal sanctuary. Short walk to town square, there is a river nearby it is soothing noise but if a light sleeper bring earplugs. Good room, comfortable bed heavy comforter if you are cold. Definitely would stay there again and recommend to anyone staying in ollytambo
Great place exceedingly helpful and friendly staff,theyhelped book a taxi tour to Pisa and animal sanctuary. Short walk to town square, there is a river nearby it is soothing noise but if a light sleeper bring earplugs. Good room, comfortable bed heavy comforter if you are cold. Definitely would stay there again and recommend to anyone staying in ollytambo
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Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu and Urubamba River are a couple of lovely local spots to get outside and enjoy nature. Other places in town to visit include Cerro Misquiuno and Archaeological Site of Huamanmarca.
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