Hotel Ferré Machu Picchu

We stayed in Hotel Ferré for one night. The hotel is fairly basic in amenities. We had the river view room which was nice. No drinking water was provided but the staff were prompt in bringing us some bottled water for a small charge when asked. Our rooms were clean and decent for one night’a stay. The star of this hotel was Moses, the friendly chap from reception. He made us feel welcome and also arranged for our bags to be carried to the train station on our day of departure - which was a MASSIVE help as it’s a pretty steep climb from the town centre to the train station. There was another lady at the reception in the evening who was also very helpful but we didn’t get to ask her for her name. Our porter was great too. The hotel itself is on one of the main streets in town so it’s only a few steps away from restaurants. Very convenient after a day out in Machu Picchu.

Excellent hotel! A short walk from the center of the town. Clean rooms. Beautiful view. Friendly staff & great breakfast! Thank you for a beautiful stay! :)

Great value, great room view and restaurant view. Free breakfast. Room was clean, but no air-conditioned, I guess all hotels here have none. Unfortunately the room I got is right in front above where their exhaust fan releases smoke so if I leave the room opened, the room will smell food. A lot of restaurants nearby, hotel is facing the railway, so you can get a railway view or mountain / lake view.

The river view rooms in this hotel are amazing! Bedroom and bath were nice also. Staff was very helpful with storing luggage for us. The breakfast was well stocked and started at 5:30 which allowed us a bite before our Machu Picchu tour. The location is on the train tracks but we had no issues with noise if on the river side.

Great hotel with lake and mountain view or railway view. Free breakfast. Budget wise. I recommend getting the lake view cause it’s really quiet you can rest and sleep after a long trip to Machu Picchu and from Cusco or from whenever you came from. Have stayed here for two nights. A lot of restaurants nearby too.

This hotel was a welcome relief from a long trek. I was slightly offended to be stationed in a basement room but it wasn't bad. A few dead bugs around the toilet but that was it. Good shower, good breakfast so good place. Enjoy

No HVAC at all. Showers passively vent into the hallway meaning the bathroom never dries. The only window is into the hallway where people can reach in and open my door or take stuff from the desk next to the window. Also the hallway window gives everyone a perfect view of the bed and zero noise control. If you keep the window closed the room becomes a hotbox with no ventilation. No fans in the room and the front desk provided a fan which was actually a heater so the airflow is so low that you can barely feel it beyond holding it up to yourself. Who designed these rooms?

The tour company we used to guide us on an Incan trail trek, SAM Travel out of Cusco,.booked us into this hotel after a 6 day hike on the Salkantay and Incan trails. Our guide told us there were complaints about the noise, but our room was so loud as to be comical. There's a train station directly across the street and also a trolley line (?). The trains stop at 11 pm but they were doing some work with loud machines on the trolley line. When the workers took a break and the machine noise stopped, the large group of workers carried on in loud voices. The room was stuffy because there is no a/c, so there was a choice between tolerating the heat or opening the window, having more noise and mosquitoes get in the room. The staff was very nice, but I would advise against staying here if you're concerned about getting a good night's sleep.