Eco Terra Lodge — Hotel in Santa Teresa

Staying one night in this place was part of my 5 days hiking tour. I did not choose it, the guide did. First, no hot water at all! I was under the rain for a couple hours, and when we came to this place - it was no even option to take warm or hot shower. No water at all in the sink, so even to brush teeth you should use shower. Second, no WiFi and your cellphone with local sim doesn’t work in that area. But they sell WiFi for extra money. Third, when food was served they lied to me. I clearly said at the beginning that I did not eat meat or cheapen. When I’ve got my plate I double checked if it was vegetarian . They said yes. I tried and realized it was chicken.

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Cant recommend it, rooms have no ventilation and neither Moskito nets on the windows nor at the beds. Pillow was very smelly (old and overly used). They charge for everything - toilet paper WiFi, etc... Goods (beer, cigarettes, water etc) are just double prices compared to places nearby. We arrived drenched and asked for old paper to dry our boots, they were not helpful and just ignored and were not interested in helping us. We ended up buying various roles of toilet paper to dry them. The lodge is at a nice location and has a table fussball and pool table but this just didn't make up for the rest of...

Loved the short stay at Eco Terra Lodge. You can relax, watch the clear night sky without light pollution, breath clean air, relax with the sound of the river and of course eat great food, served by welcoming and warm team. You can also meditate and do yoga to prepare for the next days in your Machu Picchu trek. Best regards to the team and wishing success with your project to reforest this area...