Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

We stayed for one night and had a lovely stay. The room was large and clean, the bed comfortable, and the shower had great water pressure. The rooms are separate from the lobby and require walking through the gardens with your suitcases. The gardens are nice, with many flowers and birds even in fall, but the walk may be difficult if you have mobility issues, especially when it rains. The restaurant was good overall, though the menu translation in English wasn't accurate for the dinner dish my dad ordered, and service was very slow at dinner. The hotel offers guided tours of the gardens included in the rate. We took the general tour and the guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. It is an easy walk to the bus stop to go to/from Machu Pichu, as well as the train station.

A wonderful peaceful oasis in this busy town at the bottom of buses to Machu Picchu. If you want peace this is it; excellent food and incredible grounds.

We found the grounds of this hotel the main drawcard. They have set up a couple of birdfeeders and hummingbird feeders in a central courtyard area that offers a pleasant way to spend time. They offer some activities to guests as well, like bird walks and nature walks. They have quite a few trails through their grounds that offer plenty of options for exploring. You can even see where they make their own tea on the premises. The tea is offered at the spectacular buffet breakfast. Dinner was okay for vegetarians but nothing special. As others have observed, there are quite a few stairs that you need to navigate, but if you are comfortable with that and find the idea of exploring the grounds appealing then you will probably enjoy this place.

The town of Machu Picchu is very noisy & busy. The hotel is spread out and rooms are in small buildings amid the gardens. Lots of water features & lots of stone steps. Our room was large and the bathroom nice - we had no problem with the hot water. Staff were all very attentive (although they did watch us struggle with luggage & not help) The breakfast & dinner choices was very good - no complaints there But our room & bedding had an overpowering smell of damp. I did not find it he hotel comfortable when it rained & would not stay here again.

When shown to our room our group was told we were very lucky that we were all given an upgrade! A bit of a shock when we got in ours, it certainly wasn’t! Not a chair to sit on in the room, others had comfortable chairs even a mini bar and chaise lounge. The noise from the train was very loud!! But we were literally next to the track. Avoid room 66!!! The plus side the food was excellent.