I picked this hotel for all the wrong reasons. It worked out OK, but if I could do it over, I would have picked a different one. As I was making my travel plans for this trip, I discovered that it’s not always easy to figure out the exact location of a hotel. The information on the hotel website (if... More

Unfortunately this hotel is located too close from the noisy train station, and our room was just facing the station with poor accoustic insulation (Large glass windows). The noise just killed the grading, because this hotel would otherwise have a better rating (Nice rooms, excellent bed, good shower, intersting location, acceptable prices,...).

We spent one night in Aguascalientes during our tour of Machu Pichu. The luggage pick up at the train station was great. Since we didn't have to carry our bags to the hotel ourselves. Like another review pointed out, we went to the hotel in the main drag of this very small city---ratio of tourist to locals is probably 10-1--only... More

My husband and I paid over $100 to stay one night in this hotel, and it was an unpleasant experience. The lobby is nice, but once you get to your room you realize it´s a complete dump. The carpet was dirty, we had a large moth on our pillow, the paint was peeling, and the doorknob to the bathroom was... More

We recently booked two roooms for three nights in June 2012. We were met at the train station by a hotel representative. Unfortunately, instead of taking us to the Inti Punku Machu Picchu, the representative, without telling us, took our party to their sister hotel, the Inti Punku Inn. The Inki Punku Inn is a dump—one step above (or below... More

When we got to the hotel we weren't registered but the staff was very nice & said there were two hotels--one was more of a hostel. They graciously took our bags & got us to the other Inti Punku. It wasn't a Hilton or Marriott but clean with comfortable beds & hot water shower. The only downfall was it being... More

Inti Punku is not a luxury option by any stretch, but it is well situated, clean and reasonably priced (compared to higher-end hotels in Aguas Calientes or the Sanctuary Lodge). We figured that 4 or 5 times as much for the room was silly to spend considering we'd only be there for such a short time and we didn't come... More

We stayed here for 2 nights during our visit to Machu Picchu. We booked another hotel that wasn't great, so we wandered from the train station to find this hotel just 5 minutes away. The breakfast spread was reasonably good, the room was clean but outdated, and the bathroom was very mediocre. It's 5 minutes from the train station, and... More

We paid about US$60 for this hotel which is not alot, but the bed is like sleeping on uneven timber floorboards. Would probably recommend researching a few other options before trying this one.