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Santa Teresa

10 Jun - 11 Jun

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Santa Teresa

9 Jul - 10 Jul

Glamping Machupicchu Lodge

Santa Teresa

10 Jun - 11 Jun

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

11 Jun - 12 Jun

Ecolodge Don Felix

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Top Santa Teresa Hotel Reviews

Inkary Hotel Machupicchu

8/10 Good

"Good location, helpful staff, and clean rooms with hot water. However a loud hotel and can hear everything happening as well as light from hall entering room at night making it very bright. Breakfast was fine but a decent packed breakfast given to us before 5am for machu picchu departure."

Vilas Insight Hotel Machupicchu

4/10 Poor

"We stayed at this hotel while visiting Machu Picchu, and unfortunately the experience was disappointing overall. The hotel is located at a higher elevation in Aguas Calientes, which makes carrying luggage there quite difficult. I asked the reception if they could assist with luggage transportation, especially since several other hotels in the area offer complimentary luggage transfers, but they were unwilling to help. Another issue was the lack of hot water in the bathroom sinks. The only way to get hot water was through the shower. The rooms also felt extremely humid, and since the washrooms do not have exhaust fans, the humidity would stay trapped in the room and make it uncomfortable. There was also no room service available during our stay, and the hotel only provided very limited amounts of soap and shampoo, which was inconvenient for guests staying more than one night. Breakfast was also inconvenient. Instead of having food prepared or available buffet-style, they make each breakfast individually only after guests come down to the lobby. This caused long waits, especially in the mornings when many guests were heading out at the same time. If you have an early train to catch, be prepared to wait for everyone ahead of you before your breakfast is even started. The only positive aspect was the overall vibe around the area. There are plenty of restaurants and souvenir shops nearby, and the hotel is conveniently located close to the train station and the Ministry of Cult"

Taypikala Boutique Machupicchu

10/10 Excellent

"We booked a suite after sleeping the three nights before in a tent on the Inca Trail. It was perfect. The room had lots of living space and a comfortable king sized bed. We took advantage of laundry services and were able to have our hiking clothes cleaned before we had to check out the next morning. The hotel is in a nice location on the Main Street and near the hot springs."

NaturaLodge Machu Picchu

10/10 Excellent

"This property is 80 steps from the street so prepare for that. That being said it was a fantastic stay. The property owners were helpful, friendly. Our room was clean and spacious, we would definitely stay here again! It was a little hard to find because it's so far off the street look for gringo bills and turn right before you get there.."

Rockrivers Machu Picchu

4/10 Poor

"This, by far, was the noisiest hotel I’ve stayed at. Chairs scraping on hard floors, every footstep on the open staircase, loud music, carrying voices, slamming doors. Just the worst. The room did not in the slightest look like the pictures. It was a stuffy, tiny room with no window to outside; rather, it opened to some kind of shaft that allowed no fresh air. I paid about US$90/night, which is a little higher than other local hotels. On the bright side, the restaurant was excellent and the staff were friendly. I would not recommend this property and regret my choice to stay here."

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