Sol Miranda Hotel ★★★

"The breakfast selection is plentiful, with a variety of fruits available, and there are many restaurants and cafes nearby. Luggage storage is available, making it convenient for travelers. It's also close to popular attractions and markets, which is very convenient."

Hostal El Viajero en Ollantaytambo ★★

"I stayed in a single room (with private bathroom) while traveling alone. The staff were all very kind and always greeted me with a smile. The location is excellent, about a 3-minute walk from the plaza, making it convenient for sightseeing. I was traveling while working online, and the Wi-Fi was stable, allowing me to conduct Zoom meetings without any problems. I was also grateful that they lent me a hairdryer. Furthermore, they kindly stored my large backpack for four days during my stay in Machu Picchu (10 soles), which was a great help. Thanks to the warm hospitality of the staff, I was able to stay with peace of mind. I would definitely like to stay here again when I revisit Ollantaytambo!"

Kantu Inn - Tourist Lodging ★★★

"The town is small, so it doesn't really matter where you stay. It's very quiet and clean, and the staff are friendly, polite, and responsive. The only downside is that the room doesn't have a hairdryer. Breakfast includes freshly made eggs and stir-fried vegetables, as well as freshly squeezed juice. If you pay in US dollars, it's even a little cheaper than the price listed on Ctrip."

Andenes Del Inca ★★★

"The young man at the front desk was very helpful; he ran down to help us with our luggage up the big steps. He even upgraded our room so we didn't have to climb the stairs anymore. He was also very helpful in introducing us to restaurants, the surrounding area, and tourist attractions."

Las Portadas ★★

"It was the worst experience I have had with a hotel, the lady that serves no hello is a ugly and prepotent, after so ugly ugly, I finally could cancel the reservation and got another better place, I recommend you jump ON THE MALL EXPERIMENT of reaching this hotel, there are many better hotels around. "

Intitambo Hotel ★★★

Mirador Inca ★

"Very nice accommodation, in a quiet area, but very close to everything. The price is affordable. The room has everything you need, even good hot water pressure. Breakfast is included; it's very basic, but better with it than without."

Cocatambo ★★

"Due to an Inca Rail accident, I had to make a last-minute same-day reservation and stay there. The location was about a 10-minute walk from the train station, tucked away in a back alley. However, the room was clean and the hot water was excellent. I had to leave early to catch my train, but they were very kind and prepared breakfast early for me. Thank you."

Sol Natura Hotel ★★★

"I had a wonderful experience at Sol Natura Hotel. Stayed here for 5 days. The hotel is located in a beautiful and convenient area, close to the train station, the main plaza, and the archaeological sites. The staff was very friendly and helpful, always ready to assist me with anything I needed. The best experience was a (paid) private tour with the owner through the various places in the sacred valley. It was the best guided tour I had in years. The owner is a former teacher and knows way more about the region, history and country than any of the tour guides I've met. Plus, with him there was no rushing through... The room was clean, comfortable, and with a nice view of the mountains. The breakfast was delicious and varied, with fresh fruits, breads, eggs, and local specialties. The hotel also has a beautiful garden with many plants and flowers, where I enjoyed relaxing and reading after a hiking tour. According to the owner the garden has more than 100 types of plants and flowers, including orchids, roses, lilies and many more which also attracts hummingbirds. In short it’s a hidden oasis. I’d highly recommend staying here a few days instead of Cusco or Aguas Calientes (if you want to visit Machu Picchu). It’s a perfect starting point to explore Ollantaytambo and the Sacred Valley. "