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Top Restaurants in Machu Picchu
10 Top-Rated Hostels hotel in Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley, Cusco Region
It's no wonder Machu Picchu is Peru's most-visited site. Dating to the mid-1400s, it's a marvel of mortar-free limestone architecture perched on a high plateau deep in the Amazonian jungle. Get there via train from Cusco or, if you're not faint-hearted, make the trip on foot via a multi-day hiking trail—you'll travel through deep Andean gullies and enjoy stunning views.
Restaurants in Machu Picchu
1. SuperTramp Eco Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 841 reviews
SUPERTRAMP Machu Picchu is located on the very urban heart of Machupicchu town (Aguas Calientes). Our goal is to make you feel at home, whether it's one night or one week, for you to feel comfortable and at joy during your stay is what we aim for. We have dorms, private rooms, a rooftop bar and our restaurant Palate next door. Our family-like staff is willing to help you with anything you may need during your stay (directions, advice, recommendations, etc). SuperTramp Hostel isn't just a place to stay, it is a small home away from home, a place to relax, have fun and rest while enjoying your visit to Machu Picchu.
Fabulous
Reviewed By julianpN9268LIWhat a great place to spend some days/nights in Aguascalientes. The atmosphere is very nice, and the food is delicious(There is a restaurant at the main floor). The staff is very friendly and helpful. Sebastián is a great host. The location is also fantastic, very close to all the interesting places like the train station.
2. Ecopackers Machupicchu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 517 reviews
New Ecopackers Hostel is now open in Aguas Calientes - Machu PicchuCome and stay with us in our brand new Hostel with the same standard of quality and service that characterizes us.We offer you a priviledged location in between the Aguas Calientes train station and the bus station making it a lot easier for you to get to where you want to go and fast !In Ecopackers Hostels we pride ourselves in being a Hostel with very high standards. It is for this reason that we offer our guests a prime location, the best orthopedic mattreses available, sheets and bed dressing of the same quality of a 4 star Hotel, the best hot water system available, and also of course the best quality and customer service you deserve !
Excellent !!
Reviewed By G1856JU_Gracias yulisa here have wifi room is super clean and has two usb and one socket par one bed. also super nice break fast ,bread , cereal , jam , milk , tea , cofee . at night , we can drink one coke with tequila for free person at the RECEPTION is super nice , cheerful , kindness ! I want to use again ! Everything is perfect !!
3. Hostel Machu Picchu Land B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Professional Staff, CLEAN ROOM, VERY NOISY though....
Reviewed By stuntgalPerhaps it'd be the same all over Aguas Calientes as most hotels are on the main street where people walk, stores open and close, and restaurants are bustling. I am NOT a light sleeper but found myself not getting ANY sleep after an all-day Inca trek and a relaxing massage, both of which should have just knocked me out. The windows are not air tight or double paned, which means you'll hear everything at the street level. The Staff was very professional from booking to arrival, even coming to meet me in person after my Trek. The hotel is a higher up from the bus station which is usually not a big deal, except after a long trek, so it's something to consider. BUT given how clean the room and private bathroom is, having not to share with strangers, for a fair price, it's something to consider. Perhaps, ask for a room away from the street? Oh, by the way, I had to leave real early on the first bus up to Machu Picchu, and they kindly left a breakfast brown bag by 4:30am so that I could be at the bus stop by 5am. Very nice of them.
4. Vilas Insight Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
The best stay in Machu Picchu Pueblo
Reviewed By Debora DThe owners are such nice people, they care a lot. The rooms are clean and spacious, there is heating and hot water. The staff offered us luggage storage for free. The breakfast was delicious, the quinoa pancakes were so good I could eat 10! I would totally recommend this place, muchas gracias amigos! Debora from Italy
5. Samananchis Machupicchu
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 47 reviews
Good for a quick stop
Reviewed By luv_2_tvl15We had 4 rooms and this was a good value for a one night stay before visiting Machupicchu. Rooms are modest, but clean. Free wi-fi and walking distance to shops and restaurants. Breakfast was ok, it consists mainly of breads, Jam, some fruit, tea and cereal. There was a massage place a couple of doors down were I got the best 30 minute back massage, definitely needed it after hiking, traveling and carrying my back pack. The best thing they did for us was store our backpacks while we went to Machupicchu. We picked them up after our visit to Machupicchu. Located next to the hot springs baths.
6. El Mistico Machupicchu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Set in Machu Picchu in the Cusco Region, 300 metres from Machu Picchu Hot Spring, El Mistico Machupicchu features a terrace and views of the mountains. Every room includes a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hair dryer. There is a 24-hour front desk at the property. Wayna Picchu is 2.8 km from El Mistico Machupicchu, while Wiñaywayna Park is a few steps from the property.
The most Hostile hostel. the most evil people that I’ve met. Don’t Support Them!!!
Reviewed By Sadie GI will start by saying that this is a place that I would never choose to stay. However, i was on a tour and had no choice in the matter. The rooms were freezing and unwelcoming. Check out is at 9. I was traveling with my tiny dog who is my Baby. The love of my life, my soul. We went to Machu Picchu early that day and my guide wouldn’t allow me to take her. I asked if I could leave her in a room but check out was so early. They told me they would be more than happy to watch her and keep her at the reception. I never trust her with anyone but I trusted my guides judgment and they were his close friends. I made her a bed on the couch with everything that she could need. We were only gone 4-5 hours. When we returned she was gone. They hadn’t even looked for her. They said she probably fell off of the balcony and drowned in the river. This is my 13 year old baby! They had moved her and locked her in a room with an open balcony that went out onto a slippery rain guard that went directly into the raging river. After I searched the town. I was devastated crying in bed. The Mom Alma, and her daughter Julia came and locked me in the room. They held me down in the bed while chanting and rubbing symbols into my forehead with oils. Trying to use sorcery to make me forget that they were responsible for the death of my beloved baby. They told me that it was meant to happen and that I needed to bless their house and bless their family. The gave me a pathetic gift like it would somehow relate to the only thing precious that i had in this world. They immediately took it back once I got the police involved to search for her. I stayed over a week searching the town in hopes that they tried to steal her or sell her or she got away. They were very suspicious. While everyone in the town was sympathetic and helpful. They were very evil. I can’t begin to mention the horrible nasty things they said to me. They threatened and cursed me. They told me they were angry with me for their negligence leading to the death of my baby. They threatened me and told me they were bad and Bad for me so I should watch out. They are horrible people. Please Don’t support their business!
7. Hostal Rio Dorado
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 39 reviews
El Rio Dorado ofrece alojamiento en Machu Picchu y alberga un bar restaurante. Se proporciona WiFi gratis. Las habitaciones tienen sofá, baño privado con artículos de aseo gratuitos, TV de pantalla plana con canales por cable y vistas a la montaña. El Rio Dorado sirve un desayuno gratuito todos los días y cuenta con servicio de habitaciones, recepción 24 horas y tienda de regalos. El Rio Dorado se encuentra a 700 metros de las fuentes termales de Machu Picchu y a 2,6 km de Huayna Picchu.
Awful!
Reviewed By Jessica RThis hotel was a nightmare for us. We speak decent Spanish, but be aware no one here speaks any English beyond telling you the price. We booked through hotels.com and were supposed to pay at the hotel. We tried on our first day and their machine wasn't working so they told us to try when we checked out. We told them we needed to leave at 10:30 to catch the train. The main lady is apparently the only person that can use the machine. There is a useless younger guy that is very, very difficult to understand. He just kept telling us to wait for the main lady to return. We worried we would miss the train and didn't have enough cash so we left. We told him to contact us via the booking agency and we'd sort it out. Then the hotel contacted us that we had to go send them money through their bank. We couldn't just give them our credit card over the phone. I don't even want to explain how annoying of an experience it was to do this in a language we are not fluent in or how impossibly long the line at the bank was. This maybe took 2 hours to do. Then they wanted us to send them a picture of the receipt to an email address that doesn't work. They also called our current hotel and sent a guy(!!!) to our hotel to collect the money when we weren't there. On top of that, the hotel itself was a horrible experience. After Machu Picchu all we wanted to do was take a hot shower. There was only cold water and the hotel was completely incompetent about fixing it. It took two hours for my husband to take a tepid shower. Then when I tried to take a shower no water came out at all. More waiting and trying to explain. Finally I took a shower and the water kept changing pressure and temperature before turning to ice cold water. I gave up and went to bed. This hotel is super loud, so once in bed, I didn't sleep much. You can hear someone shouting, the loud soccer field across the street and every time a door opens and closes. They cleaned our room and left us without toilet paper. Oh, also, the wifi is a joke as the signal is so weak it can't be used.
8. Denny's Mapi Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Muy bueno.
Reviewed By marleyhrMe quedé una noche en el Dennys y mi experiencia fue maravillosa, el hospedaje super limpio y el personal ni se diga, nos tratan con mucho amor, si vuelvo a Machupicchu me quedo en el mismo hospedaje, gracias.
9. Wayki Hostel
Overall Ratings
1.5 based on 3 reviews
Tenso
Reviewed By LPRezendeO hostel é bem localizado, as camas são confortáveis, o quarto e o banheiro são espaçosos. Bem as qualidades param por aí. Na realidade ele seria perfeito se uma água suspeita não tivesse aparecido no chão do quarto logo depois de usar o vaso sanitário. Se puderem evitem.
10. Hostal Amaru Backpackers
Overall Ratings
2 based on 15 reviews
Sleeping only.... horrible service.
Reviewed By Amanda HWow! I don’t know how this place even has good reviews. If I could give 0 stars I would! It’s not and Airbnb at all! It’s a cheap hotel First she said she would meet us at the train station, and didn’t. Later no explication why at all ( actually who I was talking to never even greeted us!). We arrived and the man had no idea about our reservation. While his kids were playing games on the computer he tried to explain that I did t have a reservation. Then he called someone and he gave him permission To have a room. Although it wasn’t the room we booked or at least nothing at all like the photos. The room was so small 2 people couldn’t walk and there was no shower curtain so when you showered the entire shower filled with water. Did I mention that the public restroom smells of pee. DISGUSTING! At night when we came back, the man handed us some paper bags of food which was supposedly our breakfast although it included cheese and meet which is supposed to be refridgerated. During the middle of the night they left on the hallway lights which lit our room up like it was day ( we had a window facing the hallway). In the morning NO ONE was preparing anything for breakfast. The coffee was cold from the day before, although there was hot tea. Finally when we left for Machu Picchu at 5am ( the normal time to go) no attendant was in the office. So we left a note asking them to watch our bags. As we walked to the bus, EVERY HOTEL was awake and lively except this place. Do yourself a favor and DO NOT book here. No service and it wasn’t even a comfortable place to sleep before a big hike to Machu Picchu! I’ve never received such awful service!
