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"Place was perfectly located inside the train station. Very clean, quiet, and the flowers in the garden smell so good!! Very ecofriendly!"

"No one was there when we came to check in so we hung out in the courtyard with the dogs and cats which was really cute. The bed and bathroom was very clean. There was a few crumbs on a cabinet but it was well worth the stay. I would definitely stay here again."

"The location was excellent. We’ve been to Ollantaytambo and like the location. The staff was helpful and friendly. The breakfast was good and the best aspect was the cleanliness. "

"Great location just opposite the bus ticket counter. Near to food and shops. Owner very friendly, even prepared a little welcome gift for us. Able to store luggage while we visit Machu Picchu. Highly recommended, will stay here again"

"Casa de la Chola is a MUST stay! Tony the owner makes you feel right at home, but you also feel like you’re in a star gazing boutique with wonderful views, great pizza and an overall vibe!"

"Excellent!!!"

"Nice room in Ollantaytambo. The woman there was super helpful and friendly."

"Mal nunca encontré el hospedaje ya no existe"

"We really enjoyed our stay. Natalia took good care of us and we were able to communicate well despite our limited Spanish. There was good wifi, lots of blankets, a nice view of the street and the ruins from the balcony and the breakfast was delicious. We would not hesitate to stay here again."

"This is a very good place in travel. "

"Naomi, the host is very service oriented and made us feel very welcome after a long drive to Ollyantatanbo. The room was cleaned and comfortable. The B&B design is very unique and you feel the good vibes. Breakfast was very delicious and Naomi accommodate ours request to prepare additional sandwiches for one for our day trip. I would highly recommend Casa Inka B&B for your stay in Ollyantatanbo. "

"Hotel had no idea who I was when I showed up. I got lucky that someone canceled their reservation and I was able to get a room. The room was questionable (broken window, cold shower) but I was just there to sleep, so I just put a chair in front of the door that wouldn’t lock and went to bed. (See picture) The hotel did not provide breakfast as stated on hotels.com, but the front desk clerk…after my pestering….hooked me up with some coffee and buttered rolls. My 2nd night, I was asked to...

"When I arrived to Machu Picchu they told me I could not ck in because they had problem with the water system. They had found me a different hotel to stay in which I accepted because I had no other option. This place did not meet my expectations. Do not reserve this place."