if you have a chance to stay here... you must. it's like living in a dream. the staff, the food, the rooms, the amenities - everything well worth the expense of staying here. :) more

We stayed at a couple of Inkaterra hotels in Peru. While we enjoyed our stay at Machu Picchu, this hotel, being a large one, was more impersonal with a few flaws in service. The setting in a jungle amidst wildlife and gorgeous orchids is unbeatable. The noise from the train station next door however was a bit jarring. The food... more

I did ALOT of research ahead of time, making sure to pick the right hotel and this place was perfect. A hotel rep met me at the train station with baggage handlers who carried my bags to the hotel (about a 3 minute walk thru lush landscaping). She checked me into my room inside the guestroom - so I didn't... more

Great Hotel. Magical gardens, rooms clean and comfortable. Food was excellent. more

I cannot begin to express how happy we were at the Inkaterra hotel. Wish we had more time there. The property is large, and they have incorporated the natural beauty and surrounding to make the patrons feel like they are really in some exotic place and one with nature. They encourage nature activites in the hotel which is such a... more

What a big mistake! Only staying one night that is, we should have stayed at least three! This hotel surpassed all our expectations. Nothing seemed too much trouble for the staff, our room was spacious and incredibly beautiful. Loved the fireplace in our room and did indeed light the fire in the evening. The public rooms with comfortable sofas with... more

I just went back from Machu Picchu a few days ago. Before I got there, I was terribly sick due to the altitude problem in Cusco. The staff and enviroment in Inkaterra alleviated my prior discomfort and made my 3-day stay very much rewarding. First, the service was great. People from the one who greeted me at the train station,... more

Our travel party was on the fence concerning whether to stay at Inkaterra or the Sanctuary Lodge. We most definitely made the right choice. The former's grounds are extremely convenient to any traveler, as you basically walk a few flights of steps from the train station to your hotel room. No need to worry about transporting luggage as there are... more

2 days are not enough to enjoy this magical place! As a nature lover, I could spend a week in Inkaterra Machu Picchu. Don´t miss the local tours for orchids and birds! Ingrid, from Eco Center is a lovely Peruvian who knows a lot about this ecosystem. Restaurant service is a little slow but the food is very good. After... more