Location: Ollantaytambo Lodges
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Ollantaytambo Lodges | Places to Stay in Ollantaytambo
Ollantaytambo has some of the oldest continuously-occupied buildings in South America. Once a stronghold of Inca resistance to Spanish colonization, it's remarkably well-preserved. Many travelers visit Ollantaytambo because it's the beginning of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, but don't rush through—the ruins are fascinating.
Restaurants in Ollantaytambo
1. Las Qolqas Eco Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Our sutainable resort is ideally located in the valley of the Patacancha River, two kilometers from Ollantaytambo. We are at walking distance from the millenary pre-Inca fortresses of Pumamarca and Ollantaytambo. We offer free shuttle transportation to and from Ollantaytambo and its train station all day long.
Peaceful luxury, I would stay again!
Reviewed By jennyersbakThe setting for Las Qolqas is really something spectacular. Nestled against the mountains and next to the Patacancha River, you are immersed in nature from the start. My husband and I spent 2 nights here with our 4-year old in May and the weather was great -- sunny, warm days and chilly nights (perfect excuse to light up the stove fireplace). The tents/rooms are nicely situated and the elements of luxury are thoughtful and never felt pretentious, which I loved. The staff is very friendly and helpful and even invited me to borrow books about Peru and the local culture, which they have available in the lobby. Our nightly Te Piteado with pisco was a real treat! Our daughter loved to explore the hotel grounds, complete with a little water canal and herb garden. I will definitely recommend to friends and family.
2. Parwa Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Exceedingly comfortable, beautiful rooms, great service, great value for money. Highly recommended!
Reviewed By amandahJ9976TXMy husband and I stayed at the Parwa Guesthouse in Ollantaytambo for 3 nights. 1 night on the way to Aguas Calientes and 2 nights on the way back to Cusco. We choose the Parwa Guesthouse because of the great reviews and we were very glad we did. Jorge, the Manager was exceedingly warm, friendly and helpful. The rooms were spacious and very clean. Beds were very comfortable and we slept very well. Jorge had sent a great guide/driver to meet us at Cusco Airport (Mauricio), and we made a few stops along the way in the Sacred Valley before arriving at the guesthouse which was great. The photos do not do the wonderful rooms justice. There is a small charming garden out back. The breakfast was good. Parwa was only a 2 minute walk to the main square in Ollantaytambo. Jorge gave great recommendations on where to eat. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend the experience. Thank you again to the team at the Parwa Guesthouse! p.s. We left out suitcases at Parwa whilst we went to Machu Picchu.
3. Las Portadas
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 54 reviews
Las Portadas offers rooms with private and shared bathroom, hot shower, free wifi and tv. Come to enjoy our beautiful gardens, terrace and free parking. We are located 60 meters from the main square and 10 minutes walking from the train station.
THE HIGHLIGHT OF OUR PERU TRIP!
Reviewed By bocasladyAfter traveling around the countryside we checked into this lovely hotel I booked online. Our group of 2 couples jaws all dropped. It is a floral oasis with incredible flowers and birds. We looked at each other and immediately felt like we had come home. The family that owns the property treat their guests like extended family. They are a caring couple who love their home, flowers and their community. They have lived in the home (just a very short walk from the plaza) for generations and know everything about Ollantaytambo and the neighboring villages. They gave us suggestions that took us to tiny local villages and explained all about the ruins which we could view from our upstairs room. When we climbed the mountain to the ruins, we waved at them and they waved back. When we said our water was not hot, they immediately turned on the pump and we had hot water. When we said we would like breakfast the next morning a full hot breakfast made to order when we appeared in the dining room. Leo and his family could not have been kinder or served us better. We look forward to returning to Ollantaytambo and spending more time with our new found family.
4. Tunupa Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Tunupa Lodge is an elegant, luxurious hotel located about 3 minutes walk from the train station to Machu Picchu, a perfect stopover when traveling from Cusco to Machu Picchu. We are centrally located within the town of Ollantaytambo, making our hotel an ideal place to explore the town and the Sacred Valley, or to start your journey on the Inca Trail. Our peaceful, gorgeous grounds and first-class services will ensure that your stay in Ollantaytambo will be unforgettable. Tunupa Lodge is perfectly situated to enjoy a stunning panaromic view of the ceremonial Incan fortress of Ollantaytambo, the ruins of Pinkuylluna, the glaciered Mt. Veronica, Incan terraces and the surrounding mountains. The hotel occupies a 5000 m2 plot of land that includes spacious lawns, gardens, Incan terraces and a convenient parking area. The premises is pleasantly separated from the traffic — it’s almost possible to hear the sun set over the glacier.
Fantastic, almost 5 out of 5
Reviewed By davfog35Stayed here for 1 night as part of an Intrepid tour. This place is amazing, comfortable beds, proper towels, great shower, had an amazing view and vibe and overall was amazing. The hotel had no TV but that didn't matter as wifi could help this and you don't just go to a hotel for the TV. The only thing stopping me from giving it a 5 out of 5 is the lack of a room safe, this added with the fact that you had to properly lock the door made me not give this a 5. Overall, highly recommended.
5. Peru Quechua's Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Sweet little mountain getaway
Reviewed By danarhakosIt was such a sweet little place tucked into the streets of Ollantaytambo. The main square is about a 10 minute walk away. Hostel like living with a private room and private bathroom. Right outside you overlook the mountains as well as enjoying a beautiful broke and the sounds it has to offer. We even left at 5 AM one day and there was a packed breakfast for us before we left! Lovely organic breakfast for as soon as we woke up, attentive service & welcoming stay overall.
6. Wayras Hostal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Small, cold and unimpressive.
Reviewed By ddarcheThe lobby has a slight scent of wet dog. The rooms are small and cold. The hot water did not last long. The Wi-Fi was slow and intermittent. There is a pregnant cat roaming the premises that meows loudly outside the rooms at all hours. We tried to sit outside on the patio, but the cat would not leave us alone The windows cannot be closed, so bugs freely enter into the room. There’s a sticker on the window saying they accept Visa, but they only except cash. The street outside has packs of dogs roaming around everywhere. They sometimes bark at pedestrians but we never saw one attack anyone. The proprietors don’t speak very good English, but we were generally able to communicate. They lock the front door at night, and there is no way to get out, so hopefully there is no need to leave. On the plus side, the rooms are cheap and the train is a very short walk. They also made us a box breakfast for the train ride. They also stored our luggage when we went to Machu Picchu. Frankly, I’m a bit befuddled by all the other good reviews, but I double checked and confirmed that I am rating the correct hotel.
7. Hostal Valle Inca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Welcome to Fenix, a magical place of rest that is located in the center of Ollantaytambo, surrounded by mountains such as Pinkulluna, Fortaleza and Cachiccata Quarries.
Valuables stolen from hotel room
Reviewed By 920ivanawWe went for a hike and returned to find the valuables from our hotel room missing. The hotel took no responsibility. Our doors and windows were locked, but the locks on the windows are simply insufficient. Also, the hotel has 0 cameras on site. We lost our laptop, cameras, etc. Luckily our passports were with us, but this hotel completely ruined our trip. If you are going to Ollaytantambo with any sort of valuables, there are many better options than this hotel. Do not stay here.
8. StarDome Peru
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
At StarDome Peru, the unparalleled mountaintop views are combined with authentic immersion with our native family, the local Quechua culture, and community. Through devotion to Mother Earth, StarDome offers a life-changing deep dive into exclusively curated, once-in-a-lifetime adventures and cultural experiences in the Sacred Valley of Peru, above the historic sanctuary of Machu Picchu.
Stunning views and five-star service throughout my stay!
Reviewed By Achi YCarlos picked me up to give me a ride to the hotel and shared with me the secrets of his culture and the mountains around the area. Upon arrival I was greeted with a mountain-harvested herbal tea and a cozy fire in the restaurant. While waiting for dinner to cook, I got the tour of the place which includes an additional, and very special, viewing point. The restaurant and the room had all the perfect details to make me feel cozy and inspired at the same time. The food they serve here is some of the best-quality Peruvian food I’ve ever had and made with special attention and care. I would love to come back again just to be in this special spot that only few get to see!
9. Tambo de Ollantay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Highly recommend!!
Reviewed By Cassie6starI stayed at Tambo de Ollantay in July 2019. The people that worked here were AMAZING; super helpful and very nice. The rooms were quaint, as most are in Peru, and very well keep. We had a beautiful veiw of the creek behind the building. Everyone in this little town where so nice and welcoming and the food was great. My only regret it I didn't get to stay here more than one night! Best regards, Cassie
