Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel

Like most I suspect of the guests in the hotel we stayed to facilitate our visit to Machu Pichu. Conveniently located behind the railway station it is spread out in lush tropical grounds. We were upgraded to a suite, and would have liked to stay longer as it was so comfortable. We had a fire lit in the evening which was very pleasant. Usual complaint about the lack of a thermostatic valve on the shower, but that said it worked fine. Food in the restaurant good but not spectacular

Went with an adventure group of women. It was a BEAUTIFUL and unique hotel setting, would have loved to spent more time there. If you’re interested in plants and beautiful it’s take the eco tour. Room was amazing, separate casitas and 3 sides of ours were jungle bc we were in the highest.

The hotel is fabulously located in the heart of Machu Picchu pueblo and is just a short stroll from the railway station. It consists of a series of whitewashed casitas scattered across 12 acres of sky forest. The rooms are lovely and appear to be individually decorated giving a real local flavour to it. The team at the hotel were lovely and so helpful. They were happy to arrange delivery of luggage to the station leaving us free to enjoy our free time without carting bags around with us. I thought the dining experience was very good whether that be dinner or breakfast. The lobby, bar and restaurant are all very tastefully furnished and provide a really enjoyable environment to spend a little free time. A really great option to stay in the pueblo.

You can’t beat the setting, as it is nestled into nature. The bed was giant and comfortable, the grounds were impeccable, and the staff were friendly. We did have a mix up with our tickets for Machu Picchu (poor communication from their Lima office led us to think our tickets were included in our excursion when they were not) and the hotel was not very accommodating or helpful in rectifying the situation. Thankfully our tour guide, Eric, was very helpful, knowledgeable and kind. The restaurant staff were wonderful, especially Jorge who went out of his way to accommodate some dietary restrictions we have.

My stay at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo was nothing short of magical. Tucked away in the cloud forest, this property is truly one of a kind, offering a chance to experience Peru’s natural beauty right at your doorstep. Traveling alone, I couldn’t have imagined a more welcoming and inspiring setting. One of the highlights was a birdwatching tour led by an extraordinary guide. His knowledge and passion for the wildlife were unmatched. When he heard the call of Peru’s national bird, the Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, he made sure we ventured into the jungle to see it up close—a moment I’ll never forget. Beyond the birdwatching, the property itself feels like a hidden oasis. Surrounded by tea plantations, orchids, and lush forest, Inkaterra lets you experience the rich flora and fauna of the cloud forest in complete comfort. After a day of hiking, I relaxed in the natural hot springs, a perfect way to unwind. The staff were incredibly kind, attentive, and made me feel truly at home. Inkaterra’s café, right by the train station, is also a gem—ideal for grabbing a coffee and delicious meal before or after exploring. And the food at the property was just as impressive, with local dishes prepared to perfection. If you’re looking to connect with nature in an authentic, luxurious setting, Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo is a place like no other. This is more than a hotel; it’s an experience that stays with you long after you leave.