We decided to stay at the Inkaterra rather than the Sanctuary because we had heard that the Sanctuary was overrated. We did not regret our decision. The hotel is like an oasis in the jungle, with an emphasis on ecosystems and conservation. The rooms were beautiful, the meals were great, and the surroundings were perfect. We took one of the... More

This hotel was amazing. The setting is plush with plants, birds, waterfalls and lovely paths. The rooms are like having your own little sanctuary. There is a lovely pool and hot tub, special programs and tours of the property for bird watching, gardening, plant identification and more. After a hot day walking all over Machu Picchu, this was like returning... More

My wife and I only spent 1 night there while on a tour of Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley and can't say enough about the hotel. Staff were very friendly, the Eco guides as well, and the rooms were great. Wish we could have spent more time there. Take the tours, they show you where they make their own... More

The hotel is beautiful. We joined a group for a "tea tour", we collected tree leaves and learned how to process them to make tea bags. Truly the best black and green tea I've ever had. But the food at the hotel is the main reason I am writing. You can not miss it! Overall, staying at this hotel has... More

An amazing experience indeed! 3 Nights of simple luxury! Upon arriving at the station, I was greeted immediately and escorted on foot to the lodge, with porters assisting with my bags. There are no cars in Machu Picchu, except the buses that transport visitors to the citadel from the bus station. Upon arriving, a cool welcome drink awaited, and a... More

If you can afford it, this really is a special place to stay for a visit to Machu Picchu. The grounds are immaculate and set in the jungle. Rooms are generous, beautifully decorated, with lots of light and a walkout onto a semi-private patio.The dining room is beautiful with excellent food and service. The hotel is very conveniently located beside... More

A wonderful hotel located in a ecological sancturary. The hotel is located a five minute walk from the train station. The hotel staff meets you at the train and carries your luggage to the hotel. When you check out --tell them what train you are leaving on and your bags will be a the station wating for you. The hotel's... More

Although the grounds are very nice and the service was, for the most part, good, the hotel simply isn't worth the cost. Admittedly, we generally do not stay in $600+ per night hotels, so perhaps our expectations were higher, but, in our opinion, we have stayed in much nicer hotels for 1/4 of the price. Pros - Nice grounds; dinner... More

Like one of the previous reviewers, we arrived in Aguas Calientes via train (Vistadome... perfect! Don't spend your hard earned $$$ on the Hiram Bingham train!) from Urubamba. Like them, we had also stayed at the Tambo Del Inka resort and were equally struck by the difference in quality between the two resorts. Granted, they do have a different "theme"... More