This was a fabulous hotel with plenty of rooms in quiet locations. There was a nice pool and the grounds were beautiful with lots of quiet places to relax and enjoy the gardens. We stayed here with Gate 1 and several other people on the tour ate at the restaurant and were not happy with their food but we had... More

We stayed here on part of our tour. The hotel was nice. No heat in the rooms but they had small space heaters that worked well. Our room had 2 twin beds and a private bath. Housekeeping never showed up the on the second day so we had to get fresh towels from the desk. It really was no big... More

Transitioning to high altitude can be a problem for some people, and it’s good to do it gradually. Urubamba and Ollantaytambo are the two lowest-altitude cities in the Sacred Valley, but Urubamba is more centrally located. Therefore, Urubamba is an excellent choice for your first night in the Sacred Valley. Even though you fly into Cusco, I would not recommend... More

It was a pretty hotel with lovely gardens. We stayed in June and it was quite chilly at night. The hotel has no heat. There was a small heater in the room that did not give off much heat. Even the staff needed to wear coats and gloves while working the desk. Breakfast buffet was complete with eggs, meat, cheese,... More

This hotel was beautifully landscaped and had nice rooms. It was clean and the staff was very nice. The hotel is out in the middle of nowhere, but you could walk in 20 minutes to the city market where they sell everything from live chicks and piglets to dried potatoes and bowls. There is a cemetery and Inca ruins about... More

I spent 2 nights here with my husband on a Gate 1 tour. The hotel reminded me of a lodge and our room had a rustic feel to it. We were given a room with 2 twin beds. The room itself was good size, had a hair dryer, a light over the sink, a flat screen TV and a small... More

A pretty Spanish-colonial hotel with gardens and a pool but it's located in Urubamba which is on your way from Cusco to Machu Picchu but near nothing. We went from seeing Inca ruins in Ollantaytambu 45 minutes back to Urubambu to spend the night and then 45 minutes the next morning back to Ollantaytambu to catch the early train to... More

This hotel is good for self-contained isolation but not good if you wish to venture outside for walks or dinners. Let's start with the good points:- 1. Reception are welcoming and serve coca tea. The experience would be enhanced if they served it in china rather than styrofoam cups. 2. Two free computers are available next to reception for internetting.... More

We stayed two nights at San Augustin in Urubamba and did enjoy the hotel for the most part. Its on a very busy road and not close to very much, the walk into the main part of town is fairly far, especially if you are looking to go in the evening, when its dark, it would be very dangerous as... More