Top 10 Ollantaytambo Hotels

My wife and I toured and hiked all over Peru. We decided to stay in all Belmond Hotels during our visit and it ended up being the best decision of the entire trip. Each hotel was equally as beautiful and comfort as the next. The staff at this location were all true professionals and so accommodating to any of our needs. They made our stay that much better. And the hotel itself was one of the nicest we've ever experienced in our 30 years of marriage.

Breakfast is delicious! I also ate a dinner at the hotel, played chants and sang, and also sang songs by myself. The quality of the food is great too ~ The hotel's toiletries, especially the shower gel, are great, and they are a super niche brand in Europe ~ The bed and pillows were also comfortable. I know pillows. Sleeping on the pillows of his house means that he sleeps sweetly ~

My second stay at Tambo & it’s always good to be back! Beautiful rooms, beautiful views, delicious breakfast, friendly staff, will come back again

Very very good experience Absolute value for the fare! Breakfast was very varied and delicious Rooms are clean and tidy with local features and high-end hygiene Location very central There are very beautiful alpacas every day to play with you and take pictures Hotel staff and their friendliness Cusco's absolute choice

The height of the floor is a bit higher than the floor of the room, and everything else is fine.

While in Peru in March, my wife and I stayed at four different Inkaterra hotels. All were excellent, except for Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo. My displeasure with MP Pueblo was a result of what I considered the lack of service from the front desk, especially Joaquin. I went to the front desk and asked if we could check out an hour later. I was told I would need to come back in the evening. I came back in the evening as suggested and asked again about late check out. Joaquin, who was not pleasant when we checked in nor when I asked about late check out, responded you'll have to check later. He then said he call us and let us know, which he never did. I then asked Joaquin if I could get change for a 100 peso note so I could leave a gratuity for housekeeping. He told me that he did not have enough change. Other than this, what I fell, was a lack of service, our stay at MP Pueblo was excellent, including the room, the grounds, and the service of the rest of staff.