This hotel has a very lovely setting with small groups of rooms lik casitas, each with a lovely private balcony or patio. The setting is like a small village beautifully lit at night without looking artificial. Meandering stone paths take you to various areas and small groupings of rooms. Nothing seems institutuional. Ach little building has tile roofs covered with... More

We were here for one night for Machu Picchu and should have stayed an additional night to enjoy more of what this hotel has to offer. First and foremost, peace and quiet - 100 meters away from the bazaar which is Aguas Calientes. The hotel also has several guided walks in and around its gardens which are worth exploring on... More

We chose to stay here after our 4-day Inca Trail trek. I highly recommend doing this as you are so tired and dirty the last thing you want to do is get on a train and miss the beautiful ride back to Cusco. I do think this is the nicest accommodation there but I have a few tips. We were... More

Stayed here in late February, after Macchu Pichu trip The place is wonderful....rooms, atmoshere, surroundings, and a particular joy was the superb evening meal...one of the best we had in South America. The `trips` shouldnt be missed..we made tea!. AND...the birdlife is amazing...we even saw an Andean Cock of the North Free and reliable wifi, too

Love: My husband and I traveled to Peru last year in November and booked an Inkaterra Suite that comes with a cute Patio overlooking the orchid garden, private heated plunge pool (more like a Jacuzzi), and beautiful outdoor/indoor showers. This hotel was literally the best thing that happened to us after we missed our connecting flight and had a super... More

Stayed in there on the way to Machu Picchu. Was surprised it was so near the railway but that did not increase the noise at all. The staff were excellent even the porter was introducting the facilities to us as we walked to our bedroom. The bedroom was so nice with a proper fireplace which we got them to light... More

We arrived at the Inkaterra after a 7-day hike, including the 4-day Inka Trail. Needless to say, any hotel providing a comfortable bed and a hot shower seemed a luxury at this point but the Inkaterra was more than that. The gardens and the bird watching are amazing and the rooms are nicely spread out on the property. There are... More

We let our travel agent convince us that one night in the Machu Picchu area was enough. If you are staying with InkaTerra, ONE NIGHT IS NOT ENOUGH. We stayed in a suite which boasted its own private patio, a separate hot tub area which included a full outdoor bed and outdoor shower, a fireplace and a novel bathroom design... More

The Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel was nice. It was not great though. The pool was dirty and a yellowish color, there were no signs to get to your room, so we got lost a lot, especially at night. I was disappointed, because I'd heard only good things about this hotel.