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"Good: nice breakfast/restaurant, proximity to the train station Could be better: bedding had a black stain, you get woken up by birds at 4am, the train also choo-choos regularly (whatever room even facing the gardens, you WILL hear it) For the price, not worth it I think."

"We thought this hotel was a great place to stay. The location was good for us as it is very close to the ruins and the plaza de Armes (with many restaurants and shops). There are a couple of cute sitting areas which was nice for meeting up with other family members. Our rooms were next to the river with beautiful views. We were happy to have hot showers and a delicious breakfast in the morning. Plus the staff was very helpful. "

"Very special place. An oasis of calm 10 min for downtown Ollaytaytambo, with amazing views, good food, great spa, and nice accomodations. A highlight of our trip to Machu Picchu"

"Staff was very helpful. Right in middle of downtown with lots of dinner places and facilities. Break fast was excellent! Beautiful property. Marcos took good care of us. "

"Buena ubicación a la entrada de ollantaytambo "

"The room was nicely decorated and quite spacious. There was a table with two comfy chairs and a luggage rack that allowed you to hang a few things. I showered early in the evening and always had hot water. The location is good ( the town is small so everything is close)and the breakfast included an egg - scrambled or fried, bread, avocado, cheese and fruit, usually bananas and apples. "

"Great stay! My sleep was extremely peaceful and the river was right next to it! They even packed me breakfast for my check out at 5:30 the next morning since I needed to catch the train early. "

"Beautiful property, amazing staff to interact with and get suggestions from"

"The breakfast was amazing, we always had fresh fruit and eggs with more than we could eat. The yogurt was also delicious and homemade. It was a very cute place and the staff were absolutely amazing. Definitely one of our favourite stays while in Peru. "