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"We really enjoyed our stay at Casa del Sol. Maylin in particular was super friendly, patient, and always willing to help when we needed directions or had questions getting around. She made everything a lot easier. There was also a man who helped us with our bags as soon as we got off the train. He was incredibly welcoming and set a really good first impression for the hotel. The room was comfortable and the location was great. A beautiful view of the river running along the rear of the hotel greeted us from our room. The only thing I wished we had known ahead of time is that if you turn the thermostat all the way down, it can freeze up when it’s humid and cause a big leak when it melts. Not a huge deal, but it would’ve been nice to get a heads-up. Overall we had a great stay and would definitely come back. "

"The entire experience was outstanding"

"Unbeatable view! It could get really cold at night and really hot in the day, you’d want to adjust your clothing accordingly. Customer service was great! "

"Great choice !! The views from my room were the ruins of Ollantaytambo and mountains , beautiful!!! Staff and owner were amazing "

"Great location, fantastic room"

"Overall love the location. The only issue was having so many bugs on our door and inside our room. We avoided to step outside the room to make sure we don’t get more inside. "

"The room was clean, comfortable and well laid out. The breakfast was tasty with lots of healthy options. Also, the service was courteous and helpful."

"Great location near the train station and city center."

"Hotel Las Qolqas is much more than a place to stay — it’s a destination in itself. Surrounded by majestic mountains, it combines luxury and nature in perfect harmony. The hotel is impeccably maintained, yet it lets you feel the powerful presence of the surrounding landscape. The food is outstanding, by chef Lenin and his staff: Luis, Rafael, Victor, Eliana, Dafne and Sara. The atmosphere is serene, and every detail carefully crafted. If you’re visiting Machu Picchu, stay at least three nights to truly experience its peace and beauty."