Hotel Inkayra

The person at the reception was very friendly, very helpful.

Bad service, stained towels and sheets, very small rooms. Even though the prices are reasonable, I would not return nor do I recommend it. To enter you must ring the bell and sometimes it is difficult for them to open it, I think the bell is bad. Breakfast is poor.

Two days without hot water, because they had a problem and couldn't fix it. We stayed out for a whole day, we arrived tired at 8pm, we needed a hot shower and sleep, as we were going to wake up at 3am to go to Machupicchu, when we asked the receptionist in charge, he hadn't moved a finger to arrange the hot water as requested. the night before... it took about 2-3 hours to tidy up, obviously, I had to take a cold shower that day because I needed to sleep. No drinks to buy at the hotel (there were only two bottles of inka cola for sale) No coca tea for guests...

We spent two days without hot water because they had a problem and couldn't fix it. Then, when we went to check out, they wanted to charge us extra for having used more than one bed (they gave me a room with 3, because according to them, there was no single bed available. Besides, when we left early for the tours, we had to trying to wake someone up to open the door, as there was no one at reception.

It is a small hotel that I would say is more of a hostel than a hotel, there are hostels that offer better service. This hotel is located in an area that looks very ugly but it is because it is in an area that is like a popular market. However, it is relatively close to the parade ground and looks unsafe, but in reality it is not. When you look at the photos on booking they have nothing to do with reality. Most of the rooms face the street and you cannot sleep because of the constant noise of the cars that, when passing over an unlevel platform that is right in front of the hotel, make a noise that wakes you up with every car that passes. In the photos that appear in *********** they show a complete breakfast with fruits, but they barely offer you only a package of cookies with jam and a ***** coffee or tea. In a week when we were only there for one day they gave us a fried egg and a piece of bread. The rooms are not luxurious and the blankets are like from the last century but let's say that is not so relevant since the beds are comfortable although small, they do not have a double bed for a couple. If you go as a couple, you have to sleep separately. There is hot water and wifi though. Or it works in the room, you have to go out to the corridor to have a signal.