Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu

While I didn't stay here, I needed a space to let loose after a tiring hike. The staff there were so welcoming and considerate to my needs. I was there for may be an hour, not too long. But felt really comfortable and refreshed after 💙

I chose the room with the bathtub, it was a beautiful gift given the cold climate. All the guys at the reception and those who worked in the hostel were very kind...I only stayed one night, I slept very well..The only problem was that I had the terrace above the room and in the afternoon two guys who were doing handstands, when they put their feet on the ground, they made a lot of noise, all the others guys were enjoying the relaxation on the terrace I solved it by going out and walking around Aguacaliente

I am a world traveler. I stay at Airbnb’s all the time and wonder what the heck are these people thinking with the nightstand 4 feet from the bed and the nearest outlet across the room. Not this place. It is set up perfectly for the traveler. it is set up to be exactly what a traveler loves! Lots of space, all the necessities but no clutter. All the practical amenities, including simple things like hangers, a towel rack, light switches that are in reach, a spacious bathroom, lots of windows, a little balcony and all the amenities of a fancy hotel like a restaurant and bar downstairs. Super friendly people! Super super friendly people. Real people. People who you can talk to.|I rarely give five stars, but this place is clean, a great location, a great value! Nothing pretentious with a touch of fun. A terrific value to boot!

I spent two nights in a 8 beds mix dormitory. The staff is friendly and helpful. The beds are comfortable and with curtains for privacy. There are lockers in the room. Toilet and shower is separated and there is warm water. They turn off the lights and music between 10-11pm. The big blanket don’t have cover so I think we all use the same without cleaning. Towel is not included. A bit expensive for what they offer.

I was here for only a night so I can't really give a proper feedback.|It really depends from the people you will find in the dorm, they were quiet annoying leaving lights on and the door open.|But the hostel itself ha a nice young vibe, the staff is nice especially at breakfast. There is a common area you can use for working too, a breakfast area and they organize every day different activities. Nice terrace at the top with a nice view.|My room was small but ok, with a small separate toilet and shower in it but unfortunately dirty and with wet floor.|The window view was on the internal patio/reception so quiet noise too.|There are lockers for your small bag and your personal stuff, don't forget the lock.|Bed was nice and comfy, with light and socket.|Perfect location, at the top of the main street, ofc quiet expensive in general but normal to be in Aguas Calientes.|Breakfast was good and served at 4 or 4.30am so perfect for those that needs to hike or get the bus to Machu Picchu. Simple with scrambled eggs, juice, coffee and tea.

My partner and I shared a private room just for a night before going up to Machupicchu. We arrived late in the evening under a thunderstorm, so it was very hard to find in those conditions. The entrance is a half-story below the street level and you have to walk into/down the little plaza it faces to get there. It is super nice! It has a fun urban feel to it and all the amenities worked as they should. Breakfast was scrumptious, and they have it down to a science timing-wise.

It was great to stay here. Staffs are very friendly. Pepe the manager, Rodrigo the front desk staff they both speak English. Dormitory room has own toilet & bathroom, beds are big and located in a center of Aguas Calientes only walking distance to the Minister of Culture Office where you can get your entrance ticket to Machu Picchu.

Fantastic hostel in Aguas Calientes. Firstly, you get a pretty decent discount for booking directly with them (I think 15%). The staff were all some of the most friendly and attentive I've experienced at a hostel. They were nice enough to let me work in their lobby before check-in and after check-out. Shout out to Lili! The building itself was neat, featuring a rooftop to relax at and a cool net to lay on that sits over the lobby. The rooms were great. My room had 4 beds and its own bathroom which was nice. The lockers were built into each bed and were some of the largest I've seen. The beds themselves were wider than normal, but slightly shorter too. They also had curtains which is always appreciated.