Hatun Wayna Machu Picchu

Reception staff were really helpful with arrangements, and you can leave your bags locked up before or after check-in. It’s also close to everything, including the traim, bus, and restaurants. A great place to spend one night before a Machu Pichu trip.

A decent budget option for a night or two. It’s good value, with okay beds and hot water in the shower, though the room was a bit dump. Check-in and check-out times are very early in this small town. They kindly let us stay an extra hour, until 10 am, for free.

Really good value, especially compared with the overpriced hotels in Aquas Calientes. The room was big, clean, and newly renovated, with a comfortable bed, hot shower, and friendly staff. The double-glazed windows and curtains that darken the room are both rare in Peru. The big windows also let in air. Free hot water, tea, and instant coffee, plus luggage storage after checkout. I’d definitely come back.

Friendly staff, a good price for the area, and I really liked the street it’s on. I was only there for half a day and could leave extra luggage before going to Matchu Piccu. There’s free tea in the lobby, though it was gone when I went in the morning. The place could use some fixing up. I knew my room had no window, but its corridor-facing window had a curtain that didn’t close fully. It was noisy, and the fresh-air aircon blew right at my head and shoulders, so I didn’t sleep. I’m a difficult sleeper, but usually easygoing about facilities and not someone who cares about luxuries. Without those issues, I wouldn’t have minded the rest. The bathrooms need some repairs too.