Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo is styled to resemble a traditional Andean Village and is located close to the station where trains depart to the famous ruins.
Styled to resemble a traditional Andean village, Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo is a great base for travellers wishing to explore the celebrated Lost City of the Incas. A member of the National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World, this stunning 12-acre property encompasses waterfalls, terraced hills and cloud forest, harbouring some 214 bird species including the golden-headed quetzal and the iconic Andean cock-of-the-rock.
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo offers accommodation in 83 whitewashed casitas, built out of adobe and timber, with smooth tile floors. Interiors are cosy, with plenty of comfortable seating and heaters. Some rooms also have open fireplaces, whilst all come with environmentally friendly toiletries and Andean slippers crafted from recycled materials.
The restaurant and adjacent glass terraces offer delicious Andean-style cuisine with views of the rushing Vilcanota River. There is also a cafe next to the train station, so guests can grab a coffee and snack after check out. After a long day of trekking through the famous Machu Picchu ruins, retire to the sauna or head to the wellness spa for a rejuvenating massage.
Location
How to get to Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo
Across the road from the Machu Picchu Pueblo train station, Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo is is easily reached by train from Ollantaytambo (in the Sacred Valley) or Cusco.
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Highlights
- An enchanting lodge expertly styled to resemble a traditional Andean village
- Set upon stunning grounds encompassing waterfalls and bird-rich cloud forests
- Located conveniently close to the Machu Picchu Pueblo train station
- Attractive, comfortable guest casitas constructed with adobe and timber
- Home to an excellent restaurant and wellness spa
Luxury accommodation in Peru
Below are a selection of our preferred hotels, lodges and cruise vessels in Peru. Please contact us to tailor accommodation options to suit the style of your trip and your budget.
Aranwa Cusco Boutique Hotel
The handsome Aranwa Cusco Boutique Hotel is set inside a 16th century manor house steps from Cusco's vibrant Plaza de Armas.
Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness
The comfortable riverside Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness offers inviting accommodation and one of South America's largest spas.
Belmond Hotel Monasterio
The Belmond Hotel Monasterio boasts a stunning internal courtyard and is just steps away from Cusco's lively central square.
Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado
The Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado is set beside the rushing Urubamba River close to Inca archaeological sites such as found at Ollantaytambo.
Belmond Miraflores Park
Lima's Belmond Miraflores Park is a small luxury hotel just moments from the many museums and restaurants of the chic Miraflores district.
Belmond Palacio Nazarenas
The refined Belmond Palacio Nazarenas is located conveniently close to Cusco's lively Plaza de Armas and the grand Cusco Cathedral.
Belmond Sanctuary Lodge
The splendid Belmond Sanctuary Lodge is the only property located at the entrance to Machu Picchu, offering a chance to see the ruins without the crowds.
Casa Andina Premium Miraflores
Located in upscale Miraflores, the lovely Casa Andina Premium Miraflores is a great base for exploring the many sights of Lima.
Casa Andina Premium Puno
Casa Andina Premium Puno offers comfortable accommodation on the shores of mystical Lake Titicaca.
Casa Andina Premium Sacred Valley Hotel & Villas
The cosy Casa Andina Premium Sacred Valley Hotel & Villas offers easy access to the village and ruins of Ollantaytambo as well as the handicraft market at Pisac.
Country Club Lima Hotel
The Country Club Lima Hotel is one of the city's finest hotels, located in the prestigious residential neighbourhood of San Isidro.
El Mapi Hotel by Inkaterra
The El Mapi Hotel by Inkaterra offers smart, contemporary accommodation in downtown Machu Picchu Pueblo, gateway to the famous ruins.
Sample Itineraries
The following tours are private, independent and can be easily customised to suit your personal travelling requirements. Please contact us to begin designing your personalised Peru experience.
Arequipa and Colca Canyon
On this 5 day tour, visit beautiful Arequipa, renowned for its colonial churches and graceful mansions built from white volcanic stone.
Cusco and Machu Picchu
Discover the wonders of the Inca Empire on this classic private tour of Cusco, Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley.
Nazca, Ica & Ballestas Islands
Discover the mysterious Nazca Lines from an aerial perspective and taste excellent local wines at Ica.
Titicaca Island Experience
Visit the highest navigable lake on earth, with its wide horizons, Inca burial tombs, ancient Andean culture and the reed ‘islands’ of the Uros.
Peru Tours Overview
Why Peru: Peru is a spectacular destination of ancient Inca ruins, stunning Spanish colonial architecture, snow-covered mountains and lush Amazon jungle teeming with incredible fauna and flora.
When to Go: Peru’s climate varies considerably by region and altitude. The best time for trekking is Jun – Sep, when days are sunny but nights are cold. The Inca trail is closed during the wettest month of February; however you can still visit Machu Picchu by train during this time. As one moves up into the mountains from the coast, night-time temperatures become colder. The eastern slope of the Andes, which includes the Amazon basin, experiences very heavy rainfall during the wet season, so the best time to visit this region would be Apr – Oct.
Combine With: A trip to Peru is easily combined with Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, Patagonia or Brazil. Alternatively, you could visit Central America.
Getting There: Lima has direct flights to and from cities all over South America.