Seven Mapi Hotel

I could hear a family talking loudly with a small child screaming during my single night there. The room was filthy, with mold on the ceiling, a stained top sheet, something stuck to the bathroom tile, and long hairs on the floor. Gross. As part of a G Adventure tour, I stayed at Machu Picchu and this place was right next to the train station, so diesel engines ran from 10:30pm to 5am. Avoid.

The train tracks right outside made it quite noisy, and the breakfast was very basic and not great. The bigger issue was the green-blue stains on my room's sheets and duvet, which looked like mold. I asked the staff to change them, but they said it wasn't possible because the cleaning staff had left. Eventually I did get a couple of clean sheets, but it wasn't a good experience. I wouldn't stay here again or recommend it.

The bedding and curtains had visible stains, and the complimentary breakfast was disappointing: just a small counter with empty bowls that nobody tried to refill. The room itself felt damp and uncomfortable, with a strong musty mildew smell. It was so bad we wore masks just to sleep. The bathroom had no windows or ventilation and was stifling hot, so the humidity never cleared. It seemed like they'd tried to hide mold with a fresh coat of paint instead of fixing it. I wouldn't recommend staying here. We would have been better off in a tent. Definitely choose somewhere else.

There's a great mountain view, but sleeping was impossible. The trains were loud all night, exhaust came into my room and the air was really bad, and it was very bright. Also, the window above my door had no glass, so there was no barrier to the hallway. It is close to the train station. The rooms were clean, which was good, but I wouldn't recommend it.