Muyurina Machupicchu inn

New hotel with wifi and satellite tv. Close to Main Street. Staff friendly and helpful. Hot tub did not have water plug. Owner prepared breakfast to go for 6 of us as we had to leave at 5 am to climb a mountain. Place is still going through construction. We stored our bags without problems. Place was clean . We stayed on third floor and had two rooms. Since we stayed only one night it was good for us.

My wife and I spent and unscheduled night in this hostal on April 2, 1013. I'd just as soon have taken a pass. I say unscheduled because we had intended to walk the Inca Trail but could only do the first day of it. Instead, after a night back in Cusco, we were booked into this place for $60/night USD.||||The first thing they did was walk us up to the 5th floor to what was presumably the best room in the place. When I told them I'd like to see another room, they took us down to the 2nd floor for a much smaller room but, as it turned out, the same price. I found it noisy because of some guy who kept hammering until well after dark, maybe the same guy mentioned by an earlier reviewer - it seems to be perpetually under construction. The food for breakfast was minimally acceptable and hardly filling. The internet was a joke and the signal never did stay strong enough to allow us to stay logged on.||||The most irritating matter, though, was the front desk clerk, who hardly looked at us (maybe the owner's son?) and informed me that the "agency" that booked the room would pay the bill. So, we left, only to be run down hours later by a woman who I presume was the owner saying that the clerk was wrong and we still owned the $60. So, after some muttering, I pulled out three US $20s and got rid of her.||||All in all, I was pretty unhappy with our stay - a very average but noisy room, uninterested staff, lousy wifi, and below average food. The good part was that it was just up the street from the Indio Feliz, an excellent restaurant that served ethnic Peruano food, well worth the price.

The room was really nice, we got one on the top floor which had an outstanding view of the town and mountains. Get up there is you can, the five flights of stairs are worth it. The biggest issue we had making it two stars is the hot water. They did not have hot water on our second day, and they only had enough for one of our showers on the third. My best guess if they book their hotel full they do not have enough hat water reserves to go around, as the hot water was gone quickly in the morning, and that morning the hotel was booked with a tour.||But the rooms are nice and the staff is friendly. If not for the amazing room and view we had, it would have been a 2 rating. I would stay there again, just wake up much earlier for a shower!

This hotel has 5 floors. There are no lifts so to get to the 5th floor we had to use the stairs but in Aguas Calientes you only carry a back-pack so it is not an issue!||The room was GREAT with a big window overlooking the mountains and plaza de armas. We had a BIG LED TV (2013 model) which we did not even switch on...#||FREE WIFI!||||The bathroom had a jet bath (aka whirlpool/jacuzzi).||||We had fruit and a minibar (not sure whether the fruit was complimentary or at a charge...||Nice towel SWAN display. ||||Poor English communication but managed with my double dutch spanish to communicate.||||The only let down (so only 4/5 not 5/5) was the breakfast with very limited selection (one ham one chees one bread type) no lactose free milk etc.

My room was next to the stairs, I had people shouting and making noise all night long. But the rooms are wide, nice, the bathroom is good. Breakfast was nothing special. But come on, if you go to Agua Caliente you are not looking for confort. You want to get up early and walk to Machu Picchu!

We were put here by our tour company as well. After reading the reviews I was a little bit worried but also looked at other places in the town and most reviews for other places say the same. The construction must have been finished by the time we stayed here, as we had no concerns. The room was in one piece, no holes in the walls or anything unfinished (although we did have a random window in the bathroom that went to nowhere - possibly a way of ventilating?). It appears our bathroom was recently renovated as it was pretty modern and new looking, we also had a hot shower with good water pressure. The bedroom was nice enough, simple (as with most hostel rooms), the bed was very comfortable and we had great view from the room! We were able to leave our bags while we went to Machu Picchu and they also made us a packed lunch for the day (we were leaving before breakfast time). I would stay here again if I was booking it myself.

Read reviews and was very skeptical. Turned out to be okay (only stayed one night and it was fine). Sheets were clean, WiFi worked. There was hot water BUT you had to let the water run for about 3-5 minutes before it got hot. For the price, would recommend for a night or two. Breakfast was extremely simple (cereal was stale) but the bread tasted fresh and the dishes were clean.

We had a group of 14 staying in this hotel. The rooms were clean. Our overlooked the square were they had fireworks most of the night and noisy parades. Haha. After a very wet visit to Machu Picchu, the owners rented us a room for 3 hours to shower and change. They also let us pay to dry our clothes in the hotel dryer.