Hotel Horizonte — Hotel in Machu Picchu

Great location, not in the very centre, but very close to it in on a quiet street. Bus station to machu picchu is only 3 minutes walk away. Breakfast was good, available from 5am til 8am. We had a room with windows facing the river, while the view was absolutely amazing, the river was so super loud even with the windows closed, that we needed ear plugs to be able to sleep. Room was also cold without heater, and there was condensation on the windows during the night. There was no kettle to make a cup of hot tea. Communication was bit difficult due to the language barrier, even on whatsapp was struggling to get information/help/helpfulness. Wifi was bad in the room, intermittent and continually disconnecting.

Recommended only for the view...

The accommodation is OK, but not particularly good. Most parts of the room were relatively clean, although the floor could have used a sweep, and the sink drain was clogged with hair. The breakfast was not good; the orange juice tasted disgustingly artificial, there was no water, the coffee was okay given the lack of alternatives, the toast was dry, and the pitiful remaining scrambled eggs were lukewarm and oversalted in places. It took a while for the scrambled eggs to be refilled. To get the promised river view, you had to go out onto the balcony and lean forward a bit. The only positive thing was that I was able to leave my luggage there while I was at Machu Pichu, but I don't think the luggage was even...

The room was bright, clean, and looked to be recently renovated, so the bathroom was modern and functional. Beautiful views of surrounding mountains. The river is across the street, so the constant sound of rushing water may or may not be appreciated.

It's conveniently located on the main street on Av Hermanos, minutes from the train station and shuttle buses, but away from the crowds.

The staff is friendly and hardworking, and very accommodating with...