Hotel Tara Machupicchu — Hotel in Machu Picchu

Our two-night stay at Tara MachuPicchu was nothing short of exceptional. This hotel is a true haven for travelers exploring the wonders of Machu Picchu.

The rooms are a testament to comfort and thoughtful design. The beds are a perfect balance of firmness and coziness, ensuring a restful night's sleep after a day of adventure. What truly sets this hotel apart is the soothing sound of the nearby creek, providing a natural white noise that lulls you into a deep, peaceful slumber.

Breakfast at Tara MachuPicchu is a delightful affair. While simple, it covers all the bases and leaves no desire unfulfilled. The selection of fresh, local fruits is particularly impressive, offering a tasty and refreshing start to each day.

The staff at Tara MachuPicchu truly elevate the experience. Young, energetic, and incredibly service-oriented, they go above and beyond to cater to guests' needs. Their knowledge of the area is impressive, offering valuable advice on everything from laundry services to the best local restaurants and activities to fill your time.

For anyone visiting Aguas Calientes, Tara MachuPicchu is an outstanding choice. Its perfect blend of comfort, natural beauty, and exceptional service make it a standout option in the area. Whether you're preparing for your Machu Picchu adventure or recovering from it, this hotel provides the ideal base for your journey. We couldn't have asked for a better stay during...

Fine if you’re expecting a hostel. First, the showers need a good deep clean. Beds are comfy but something around mine smelled strongly of mildew. And we woke up with sore throats. There is a cooler of water bottles near the front desk and two members of our family were charged two different prices. That was when we knew we should’ve picked somewhere else. In the morning they said they didn’t have any water. They said all of Aguas Calientes had no water. So that especially sucked. The breakfast was included and early but most of us had a piece of toast and picked up granola bars on the way to the bus. With that being said, there were positives: they wrote our name on a card and greeted us at train station and helped carry some of our bags. It’s mostly a straight up hill walk and streets are a little confusing to navigate. Also they allowed us to store bags while we went to...

They serve basic free breakfast here. I liked this place but there were some minor issues.

Pros:

-It looks clean and has great presentation. Great ambience.

-Great customer service despite limited English.

Has nice hot showers

-it’s nearby the bus stop to machu pichu, it’s around nice places, next to a laundromat to wash clothes, and okay places to eat

this can also be a con but can hear the river flowing but not too noisy.

Cons:

no elevators, no climate control in the room. Recommend bundling up in the room if visiting in December.

-had to walk up a hill to arrive at this hotel so can be tiring

-Initially after first entering, the bathroom was smelly and so had to close the bathroom door or air out the smell.

if taking showers late at night, water took longer to warm up.

outer bedcovers smells musty

Overall, I really enjoyed...