Inka Wonder — Hotel in Machu Picchu

Kevin on the front desk was brilliantly helpful and he was the best thing about our stay there. The rooms were clean and comfortable.||||When we stayed at Inka Wonder they were doing building work so there was a lot of noise until late and furniture/materials being carried through the building. This did result in an upgrade to a private room though, so not all bad! ||||Also - the restaurant was completely flooded when we got up at 4am for our breakfast - it is attached to a balcony and there had been heavy rainfall so we were literally up to our ankles as we sat down to eat! Breakfast was very basic. But we were eating early in the morning so it's nice they provided it at all. ||||The security was pretty poor - overnight front door was wide open with no one on the desk, and when the hostel "looks after" your bags they're in an unlocked cupboard, anyone could walk in and take them. ||||Inka Wonder does seem to have strangely perfect reviews which convinced us to book it, but this one is hopefully balanced enough...

Kevin on the front desk was brilliantly helpful and he was the best thing about our stay there. The rooms were clean and comfortable.||||When we stayed at Inka Wonder they were doing building work so there was a lot of noise until late and furniture/materials being carried through the building. This did result in an upgrade to a private room though, so not all bad! ||||Also - the restaurant was completely flooded when we got up at 4am for our breakfast - it is attached to a balcony and there had been heavy rainfall so we were literally up to our ankles as we sat down to eat! Breakfast was very basic. But we were eating early in the morning so it's nice they provided it at all. ||||The security was pretty poor - overnight front door was wide open with no one on the desk, and when the hostel "looks after" your bags they're in an unlocked cupboard, anyone could walk in and take them. ||||Inka Wonder does seem to have strangely perfect reviews which convinced us to book it, but this one is hopefully balanced enough...

Good service, the lady on the front desk didn't speak good English but made great use of Google translate! Small rooms that were a little bit damp but that is mostly due to the humidity here, liked that they had cable TV with the settings changeable to play some channels in English. All of Aguas calientes suffered a power cut for one day we were here which made for a frustrating 7 hours without lights, ability to charge our phones and no Internet but couldn't be helped. First time in a hostel so not sure if it is common to return the keys every time we went out but our possessions were not touched. Overall good stay, nice view from the breakfast room (breakfast was OK, crossaint, jam, ham and cheese slices with tea, coffee and juice). Great value for money for the private room, would recommend for couples, or larger groups to share a...