Killa Inn Machu Picchu Hotel

Hotel

Giving 4 stars to the super friendly and helpful staff and hot shower. Facilities are okay, good for 3 star hotel. I have no complaint after long… g trekking. They are one of the kindest people I've met! Highly recommend!

Machu Picchu is a charming place. There you go very early, bring sunscreen, water, food, in the case that there everything is very expensive. The experience of being there is magical. I'm glad I went, and sure some day I will return.

You can access the people Machu Picchu by train or on foot, is a big raise so q it is recommended not to load too much weight. The most propitious time to visit is in the month of June-July because you can see the appeal without the discomfort of the haze. Taking the time with calm to travel around this incredible site.

Wonder impressive. Advisable to take a bus to the Hydroelectric station and walk the 10 km to Aguas Calientes, beautiful way.

Very bn hotel serve free breakfast, good attention is buenoby comfortable to spend the night.

Machu Picchu is a place to go without haste to really enjoy the place. The majority of tourists go for only a few hours and don't reach to know all about the place, but what even worse, it's not enough to feel the great ENERGY this sacred site emanates. Set aside a full day to walk all the paths, to discover things that they do to the naked eye, to reach the entrance gate from the Inca trail, climb Huayna Picchu, … in the end, it is so much to see and feel the greatness of the humanity.

The location as well as the conservation of the buildings make it a unique place. To get there from Lima is all a journey, I recommend you take the tour of the sacred valley and take the afternoon train to Machu Picchu to spend the night. To book the entry time for the web page.

Probably the worst hotel in Peru out of my 2 weeks visit. The room was from a 1 star hotel. No carpet, the floor was just cement (which was not great for walking after a bath). The shower was just horrible (I didn't even have warm water). But the worst thing was the noise: the hotel is placed near a train track, a road and a river, yet the room I stayed in had 2 (out of 4) glass walls. Meaning that the walls were mostly windows and not proper windows but just pieces of glass put next to each other (no sound or wind proof). Breakfast was below average compared to other Peruvian BnB-s. The only positive thing was the receptionist which was polite.

Had a great sleep here. The hotel was nice and quiet in the evening. The only thing you can hear is the river. Rooms are basic, but comfortable and clean. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly.