MACHU PICCHU KM 110
Machu Picchu, Nightly Rates(456.00 - 615.00)3 Star
Property Description
Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel is an internationally praised ecological boutique hotel in Machu Picchu National Park, walking distance from the train station. Its 83 quaint houses resemble a typical Andean town surrounded by exuberant nature, and rich biodiversity. Each unit is unique, with alpaca blankets on large beds and full baths. Cafe Inkaterra, features the best buffets in town. The Pueblo Hotel allows the guest to enjoy Machu Picchu National Park as no other can. Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel is a destination in itself.
Amenities
Hairdryers Available
Room Service
Shops/Commercial Services
Shops/Commercial Services
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
B2DM - Superior Room
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Superior Rooms. These rooms are ample and well illuminated, with double or queen beds and open ceiling windows in the bathrooms. Excellent location and environmental conditions. Excellent view to our gardens. Full set of amenities with glycerin soap, shampoo and conditioner, shower cap, sewing kit and typical sandals, set of aromatherapy and night bed turndown.
J2DG - Junior/Studio Suite
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The comfortable junios suites have two or three double or queen beds, welcome kit, telephone, heater, private bathroom with hairdryer and a Spanish shower, nightly turndown service, balcony, terrace or fireplace. Full set of amenities, with glycerin soap, shampoo and conditioner, shower cap, sewing kit, bath robes and typical sandals, flower arrangement, fruit basket.
S1KM - Suite/Condo
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The suite is a duplex room with mezzanine and large living room with comfortable sofas. The bedroom features a king size bed (2.00 x 2.00 m./79 x 79 in.), welcome kit, telephone, heater, large private bathroom, fireplace and terrace with spectacular view of our gardens. A complimentary fruit basket and a pitcher of lemonade or orange juice is provided by the hotel. The suite can be corrected to a junior suite for larger groups. Luxury set of amenities, with glycerin soap, shampoo and conditioner, shower cap, sewing kit, bath robes and typical sandals. Set of aromatherapy, flower arrangement, fruit basket and luxury night bed turndown.
Rate Disclaimer
Rates are subject to change.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 10am
Check out time is 9am
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1991
Renovated in 2002
83 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Guarantee Policy
Credit card guarantee is required at time of booking.Hotel does NOT accept same day bookings. 3 days prior to arrival.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 15 days prior to arrival to avoid 100% penalty of stay.
Few destinations have as much to offer visitors as Peru, an astonishingly varied country. Here you’ll find panoramic mountain ranges, vast deserts, beautiful beaches and tropical jungle, not to mention fantastically rich history, archaeology, wildlife and enduring indigenous cultures.
Images of the extraordinary remains of ancientcivilizations will inevitably jump to mind. The Inca stronghold Machu Picchu is one of the most famous and photogenic archaeological sites in the world and the mysterious
Nazca Lines boggle the mind, but there are hundreds of similarly fascinating and even older sites to discover.
All are set in stunning landscapes, whether parched desert costa (coast), soaring sierra (mountains) or remote selva (rainforest) overflowing with wildlife. Such a diverse landscape generates diverse pleasures; the visitor can hike through snowy peaks one day, and relax on the beach the next; paddle a dugout through lowland rainforest or hop on a traditional reed boat on some of the world’s highest lakes.
There are a wealth of sports and activities on offer, from sandboarding and surfing to extreme mountain biking and rafting. Add to this medicinal hot springs, mesmeric music, well-stocked museums, rich culture and uncommonly friendly people and you have a destination with something for everybody.
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There are three natural zones. The Costaregion, which contains Lima (the capital), is a narrow coastal plain consisting of large tracts of desert broken by fertile valleys. The cotton, sugar and rice plantations and most of the so-far exploited oil fields lie in this area. The Sierracontains the Andes, with peaks over 6,000m (20,000ft), most of the country’s mineral resources (silver, zinc, lead, copper and gold) and the greater part of its livestock. The Selva, an area of fertile, subtropical land, lies between the Andes and the border with Brazil. The Amazonian jungle has vast natural resources. The absence of land communications, however, left the area largely uncharted until full-scale oil exploration began in 1973. The population is largely Indian and Mestizo with a noticeable influence from African, Chinese and European (mainly Spanish) settlers.
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