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"Convenient for Machu Picchu train and bus. Large room with clean and basic bathroom. Decent breakfast with very friendly staff. We arrived an hour before check-in and were told that dropping our bags in the room would cost us $10. Empty rooms were available because we got one after a lengthy discussion — we were already paying for another Casa Andina in Cusco. This seemed unnecessarily greedy of the company. Especially, since the price of the room was already high for middle of the week...

"The room we go was next to water stream. It was absolutely beautiful view. Though when we opened window noise from people walking on the road was coming. But still the experience was amazing. The location is convenient. Walking distance to all restaurants, local shopping and bus for Macchu Picchu. They even woke up really early and prepared breakfast for us. They even packed a brown bag lunch for all of us, one fruit and bread / muffin to take along. "

"Very friendly and helpful. A/c was top notch, loved the elevator!"

"The view was amazing from our room. They charged me $40 dollars for a late check out. We had 2 rooms. They said that we needed to pay for both rooms. Because if we payed for one room. only 2 people would be able to go in the room. We booked with Expedia. It said free breakfast included. They also charged us for breakfast at the hotel. "

"The rooms were fine. You could hear the trains passing by and some other noises. The pool was very small you could only get your feet wet and it wasn’t very clean. The WiFi is not the best but after the staff restarted it, it was fine. For one night this stay is fine but not longer."

"Irma was the best!!! Since my wife and I got there she made us feel so comfortable. It's not a 5 star hotel but the attention to ensure that you're comfortable beats any 5 star hotel. We visited in late October so did not experience the mosquitos from other reviews. What we did experience was the view and the sound of the water flowing in the river. Some people pay to have this sound when falling asleep. The breakfast, the coffee, the assistance on where to go eat, the convenience, even...

"They were very kind to send someone to the train station to carry our bags and show us the way. Breakfast was delicious and the man who laid it out was so kind and attentive. The hotel is a little bit older, but still a good stay"

"Hey you get what you pay for. We knew that we would only need this room for approximately 5 hours, as we arrived late on the train and would be getting back up at 3:45am to catch the bus to Machu Picchu. They were very accommodating and let us leave a majority of our belongings with them. The beds were actually quite comfortable as was the room. We did get the since though that even though Agus Callientes is a small town, (Uphills both ways) this Hostal maybe wasnt in the most safest place,...