Vilcabamba Hotels

"All ok"

"Clean and spacious room. Good breakfast and good location. Very friendly staff who gave us information about Machu Picchu during the protests (Dec 2022) and about the bus to Hidroelectrico (start of hike along train tracks to Aguas Caliente)."

"Rooms were clean. The view of the jungle unbeatable. "

"The sheets were stained and dirty, the location is extremely noisy, very thin walls and windows. You can hear the noise in the street until 3 AM.. not recommended for a relaxing stay. The whole room just felt dirty. Other than that, the price was good."

"For starters the hotel there was booked with hotels.com. What’s nonexistent the previous owner of Machu Picchu boutique had moved to a different location and the pictures on the webpage for hotels.com are completely incorrect. The address for the hotel belongs to a different hotel at the time did not have any vacancies so me and my dad who is 75 were left out until 11 o’clock at night looking for a place to sleep. I hope someone reads this and makes the appropriate adjustments change or...

"Room was clean. Staf no connection. Breakfast very basic. Good location"

"Das Hotel liegt super zentral und bietet einiges an Komfort. Die Zimmer sind sauber und mit warmen Decken ausgestattet. Das Bad hat schön heißes Wasser. Das Frühstück ist sehr lecker und wird speziell für einen auf Wunsch zubereitet. Einen Stern Abzug weil die Fenster verzogen sind und sich dadurch nicht komplett schließen lassen. Dadurch war es insbesondere nachts sehr laut."

"Affordable option"

"Very clean and large room , good breakfast, helpful staff and reliable WiFi"

"Location of this property was excellent. Unfortunately the water system wasn’t working properly. We never had a hot shower. We always had to wait for showers and was just warm. Owner was friendly and tried adjusting temperatures but it didn’t work. We stayed 3 days and never had the room cleaned or towels changed but it was cheep"

"Excellent location near the train station."

"The small hotel is in Marampata, Peru, close to Choquequirao. Everything that gets to Marampata comes on a human's or mule's back on a brutally long day of hiking. The fact that the hotel exists there is amazing in itself. No idea how the mattresses got there. My son and I stayed 2 nights on a recent hiking trip to Choque. We didn't want to carry tent/sleeping bags/ground mat, etc...and add day/s to the hike, although we could have camped for very little money. The hotel was well worth the...