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"Ce fut extraordinaire en incluant notre hôte Joseph!"

"Me cobraron de nuevos ya habido pagado ya desde expedia "

"It was closed due to weather damage. We had to get another hotel. If charged refund please"

"Just a local farming family renting out their guest house. Great hospitality and service. Great for experiencing everyday life in the valeey. Say hi to Bobi"

"Muy buena:nos recogieron,dieron buenas indicaciones, guardaron las mochilas. Recomendable"

"Basic lodging for one night before MP"

"We greatly appreciated the assistance Mary provided in helping us get settled and find a good restaurant. This is an older property but the bathrooms have had a simple update. There are lots of small staircases to climb. The double bed was against the wall on one side making it difficult for one person to get in out of bed. The biggest concern was there was no hot water in the shower. Because we had an early train to catch, there was not time for us to notify the hostel or change rooms."

"My husband and I stayed here three nights. It has the most beautiful gardens to sit out in with the snow capped mountains in the background. Our double room with en-suite was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful. It is on the edge of town with a 15 minute walk to the central square. After crossing the main road take the street one over parallel to it and you will have a lovely walk past shops and an big local market. The main square is picturesque and there are some...

"We stayed here two nights. This is definitely rustic, so be prepared for that. That being said, you should definitely stay here. The ladies that work here are very nice, and when we were there, they were in the midst of wrapping 50 presents to take to the highlands to kids that live in small communities. They wrapped 50 presents and wrote kids’ names on each. They also take sugar/rice to them as well. Due to high altitude (5000m), nothing grows in those communities but potato. By staying here,...

"The staff was very friendly. The hotel isn't in good shape due to construction. It took half an hour to check us in because our room wasn't ready. Our toilet didn't flush, which I learned the hard way, and it was embarrassing to have 3 people come to the room to fix it. I stayed in the room for an hour while people came in and out, which wasted the small amount of time I was in Aquas Clients. The towels smelled like smoke, and there was a dirty towel in the bathroom when we arrived. There was...

"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."