Hotels nahe Intipunku (Machu Picchu)

„The only positives: great and unique location, located directly next to the entrance of Macchi Picchu. The Concierge - Carmen, was extremely professional, charming and helpful. The hotel decor and amenities are extremely outdated, with very small basic rooms and even tinier bathrooms, which you might expect from a Holiday Inn Hotel at the airport bu not from a Belmond Luxury Lodge. We have booked a deluxe room and it was overlooking the bus station and the standard rooms overlooked a ...

„Excelente servicio “

„Clean Room, Helpful Staff“

„Super Team. Klasse Dusche und Bett. Frühstück war auch - gerade im Verhältnis zur Größe - richtig gut. “

„Super modernes Hotel nicht weit von Bus und Bahnhof. Das Highlight war die Freundlichkeit des Mitarbeiters: Edgar, Dietmar und Willam haben uns mit allen Wünschen geholfen. ¡Muchas gracias!“

„Pros: Dirt cheap approx $50 usd per day. Location 2 minute walk from the train. Cons: Advertised free breakfast however it was non existent today. 1 towel per person per day! We were told if you book a two bed room you can only use 1 bed? The view was a shanty. Camilla was nice. “

„Machu Picchu ist traumhaft. Das Hotel liegt dafür sehr günstig. Essen war okay, aber nicht überragend. Das Zimmer war trotz Ende Mai recht kalt, weil u.a. die Balkontür nicht wirklich dicht ist. Damit hört man auch sehr viel von draußen. Ansonsten aber sauber und gutes Zimmer.“

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„Cleaning “

„Clean and comfortable rooms. The only things that are not so ideal is that you have to walk up to the 6th floor, and the breakfast is not much. “

„The room was very clean and good enough for the purpose of going to Machu Picchu. We were lucky as we got one of the rare rooms that have a window to the outside of the building. The breakfast was okay but does not match the pictures. The staff was friendly and nice but we felt a little exploited as they wanted to sell us water for way more than it actually cost - the price was clearly written next to water bottles but they wanted us to pay almost twice as much because the prices were apparently ...