Machu Picchu Lodges

The ancient Incan ruins of Machu Picchu with terraced fields and steep mountain backdrop.

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Our top choices for Machu Picchu lodges

A series of dome-shaped accommodations nestled in a forested area with a clear night sky.

1. SALKANTAY MAJESTIC DOMES ECO LODGE

Santa Teresa

8 Sept - 9 Sept

2. Eco Quechua

Santa Teresa

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A bed with white linens and towels, a window with a mountain view, and a hanging hammock.

3. Vertical Sky Suites

Ollantaytambo

Sonny

28 Aug - 29 Aug

4. Glamping Machupicchu Lodge

Santa Teresa

28 Aug - 29 Aug

A swimming pool with a wooden deck, a building with a red roof, and lush greenery in the background.

5. www.ecoterralodge.com

Santa Teresa

21 Sept - 22 Sept

A dome-shaped room with a bed, chairs, and a table.

6. Hoteles Capsula Machupicchu

Santa Teresa

"This was incredible. If you are looking for a 5 star resort this may not be for you , but if you want a real authentic experience with an incredible view , I mean incredible. (This is saying a lot as I am from Alaska and have a high level of expectation for views ) the family that runs the base camp and restraint were so sweet this was one of the most memorable stays I’ve had in my life. Can’t wait to plan my trip back here! "

Kris

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A resort with multiple wooden cabins, a central pool with a slide, and surrounding lush greenery.

7. Ecolodge Don Felix

Santa Ana

Anonymous traveller

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A rustic house with a stone pathway leading to the entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

8. Sacred Dreams Lodge

Urubamba

Cheryl

30 Aug - 31 Aug

A spacious bedroom with a large bed, a view of the outdoors, and a wooden ceiling.

9. Spirit of the river lodge

Urubamba

"This is a family ran lodge with plenty of character. Rudy and Claudia are very helpful and attentive The dogs, cat, llama and little rabbit are super friendly as well. Perfect place to kick back and relax, it is a little tough to get in and out of there so plan accordingly. The place is a little rough on the edges, but that is the exact appeal. It’s a work in progress. Walking distance from the Maras Salt Mines through a little village Overall, I’d come back and would recommend "

Chrystian

An outdoor seating area with a round table and chairs, surrounded by lush greenery and a view of mountains.

10. Sara Garden Lodge

Ollantaytambo

Thomas

2 Sept - 3 Sept

A traditional building with stone walls and arched doorways, featuring a stone staircase leading to a covered area.

11. Willka Rumi Lodge

Urubamba

"One of the best travel experiences I have had. Xavier and Erica are incredible hosts and people. The lodge and grounds are beautiful. Filled with beautiful plants , trees, and flowers. The lodge feels like an old ruin brought back to life. The rooms are beautiful and very rustic. The beds are extremely comfortable. Beautiful dining room for meals. The lodge is peaceful, quiet, and a short moto taxi ride from downtown. Lastly, two charming German sheapards make the lodge feel like a home away...

Pablo

24 Sept - 25 Sept

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Top Machu Picchu Hotel Reviews

Rupa Rupa High Jungle Eco B&B

10/10 Excellent

"Nice view"

Tierra Viva Machu Picchu

10/10 Excellent

"The room was very comfortable and spacious, and the breakfast buffet was great. The property is slightly removed from the busy areas of Aguas Calientes so I didn't find it to be noisy. The staff was all very friendly as well. The best amenity is that they will meet you at the train station with your bags so you don't have to carry them up the hill!"

Hotel Retama Machupicchu

8/10 Good

"The Retama is a no-frills hotel that offers a practical option for travelers looking for an affordable place to stay in Machu Picchu Town, formerly known as Aguas Calientes. The standard rooms are quite small, and some of the interior rooms do not have windows. However, you can upgrade to a larger room with windows overlooking the river that runs through town. The hotel offers a decent buffet breakfast. We did experience significant issues with the Wi-Fi, so that's something to keep in mind if having a reliable internet connection is important during your stay. The bathrooms are also quite small, but we appreciated that the shower had plenty of hot water, especially since Machu Picchu Town can be quite cool. The bathroom faucets, however, did not appear to have hot water. Overall, if you're looking for a basic, budget-friendly place to stay and don't need a lot of extras, The Retama isn't a bad choice."

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