We looked forward to a relaxing bath, but the pools were crowded and had no room to move. Remember to rent a towel in the shops close to the enterance before you go inside.

We spend an hour and a half, in the pools after walking in the ruins. And it was really relaxing. It's about 20 soles to get in, and then there is free baggage storage included. Remember a towel, soap and sandels. There is also a...More

Me and my boyfriend had a wonderful time in the hot springs after the day at Machu Picchu. They serve drinks at the pool. We had a really nice sangria. For information you can only pay with cash, dollars or sol. We will highly recommend!

Was looking forward to the Hot Springs, but ultimately found out they are just basically small concrete/tile swimming pools of hot water pumped in. It felt dirty and unhygienic. If you are spending more than two days in Aguas, I guess it’s worth checking out,...More

It's probably the worst hot spring i have ever been too - it feels dirty, there aren't much variety in terms of pool temperature, the facilities are run-down, bathrooms are not up to my standard in terms of cleanliness BUT there just isn't anything else...More

Probably one of the best view is the walk to get to the hot springs, completely immerse in the nature. The springs themselves don't look particularly beautiful. Yet it is a nice place to relax. There are many locals, and far too many children (at...More

It’s funny how you hear your whole life about Machu Picchu but you never really hear about the town just below the ruins and we were so excited to get off the train in such a delightful location with such great restaurants and shopping and...More