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Inti Punku Machupicchu Hotel & Suites

Google (584) 4.1
Tripadvisor (1460) 4.7
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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's excellent location, proximity to the bus stop for Machu Picchu, and the helpfulness of staff like Janeth. However, some guests found the rooms and bathrooms to be quite small, and a few experienced issues with hot water availability and breakfast timing or quality.

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Calle Kori Wakanki, Aguas Calientes
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About this place Inti Punku Machupicchu Hotel & Suites

Inti Punku Machupicchu Hotel & Suites is a gay-friendly hotel located in Aguas Calientes, the gateway town to Machu Picchu. Whether you're visiting Peru's most iconic archaeological site or exploring the Sacred Valley, this property offers a comfortable base with well-distributed rooms designed for relaxation after a day of adventure. The hotel's welcoming atmosphere and attentive staff create an environment where LGBTQ+ guests can feel at ease, making it a good choice for those seeking accommodation that's inclusive and hospitable. Aguas Calientes itself is a vibrant, tourist-oriented town nestled in the Andes, and it has become increasingly welcoming to LGBTQ+ visitors over recent years. The town offers a mix of restaurants, cafes, and local shops, with plenty of opportunities to experience Peruvian culture and cuisine. Hotels in this category typically provide essential amenities and services that cater to visitors planning excursions to Machu Picchu or other regional attractions, with staff who understand the needs of diverse travellers. Located on Calle Kori Wakanki, the property is conveniently positioned within Aguas Calientes' central area. If you're planning a trip to explore Peru's most famous landmark or adventure into the broader Cusco region, having a reliable, LGBTQ+-friendly place to rest and recharge can make all the difference. The hotel's focus on comfort and genuine hospitality reflects the kind of welcoming environment many LGBTQ+ travellers appreciate when exploring new destinations.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Multilingual staff Walk-ins welcome

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山崎滉一
山崎滉一 Jun 2026
tomoya
tomoya Jun 2026

It's close to the station, the breakfast is delicious, and the price is reasonable. I was very satisfied.

Swapnil Chalekar
Swapnil Chalekar Jun 2026
זיו עיני
זיו עיני Jun 2026
Cheryl Huxley
Cheryl Huxley May 2026

Both rooms plus the bathrooms were pretty tiny. A hot shower wasn't always guaranteed. Breakfast is served 5am-8:30am. If you're catching the 5:30am bus to Machu Picchu there isn't really enough time to eat properly. Additionally 8:30am is very early for breakfast to finish. There's only 11 tables and the 2 women working there were slow at clearing the tables and setting it for incoming guests. We sat in reception for some time as there was only 1 chair for 2 people in the room - one of the receptionists had her 2 young children sat in the restaurant right next to reception with their phones/tablets blaring games/tv out. If you have to bring your kids to work, at least shut the door or give them headphones. One morning outside our room 2 maids were chatting loudly at 6:15am and then proceeded to watch TV on their phones until they got a call on their radio (which was unnecessary loud at that time of the morning) 😡 later that same morning a male worker was just standing by the rooms listening to loud music on his phone. I did ask him to be quiet but it shouldn't happen in the first place - the staff didn't seem to have any respect for the guests or just common courtesy. On our last night we realised 1 phone charger was missing from our room; it had been on the bedside table plugged in and then wasn't there. I went to reception and she got it out of her drawer. Via translate it turned out a co-worker had reported it? I asked what co-worker, where did they find it and why was it in her drawer when it should have been in our room - she couldn't answer that. Just one good point - there was air conditioning and a heater in the rooms.

Mónica
Mónica May 2026

The staff were attentive and friendly. Unfortunately, the room experience was disappointing: very small with minimal ventilation through a tiny window, making it feel cramped. To reach it, you have to navigate a maze of hallways and stairs. The shower and breakfast were fine. I wouldn't recommend it if you value space and comfort in the room.

Fabian
Fabian May 2026

Unfortunately, I absolutely cannot recommend this hotel. The bathroom was anything but clean upon our arrival – there was hair in the bath, a dirty sink, and it generally looked neglected. There were even ants in the bathroom, which is completely unacceptable. The room's furnishings were also very disappointing. Everything seemed cheap, low-quality, and very sparsely furnished. For the price, it's simply outrageous. The hotel is completely overpriced and offers neither cleanliness nor a pleasant atmosphere. I definitely wouldn't book it again.

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