Peru Coca Hotel B&B, gay-friendly hotel in Aguas Calientes
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Peru Coca Hotel B&B

Google (69) 4.2
Tripadvisor (25) 4.8
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Visitors frequently praise the Peru Coca Hotel B&B for its excellent location, helpful and kind staff, and comfortable beds. However, some guests report issues with room smells and inconsistent shower temperatures, while others found the amenities basic for the price.

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Ave Pachacutec 804, Aguas Calientes 08681, Peru
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About this place Peru Coca Hotel B&B

Peru Coca Hotel B&B is a small bed and breakfast on Avenida Pachacutec, the main street climbing through Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) towards the hot springs. It is a mainstream lodging listed as gay-friendly, not a gay venue, and rates 4.2 from about 70 reviews. Most guests stay one night here to catch an early bus up to Machu Picchu. Rooms are simple, and the town is compact, so everything is walkable, including the train station and bus queue. Breakfast timing matters if you have a dawn entry ticket. Ask the hosts for an early breakfast or a packed alternative. There is no website, so book by phone or through booking platforms.

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4.2
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69 reviews

Based on 69 Google reviews.

David Ramos Orosco Jun 2026
★★★★★
Masha Kalmanovich May 2026
★★★★★

A great place to stay. Very clean rooms, professional, helpful and friendly staff. The hotel is centrally located, less than a ten minute walk from the train station, less than 5 minutes walk to restaurants and shopping. Please be advised that it is at the top of the main village street, so UP the hill. It is also a very busy street. We were on the third floor and our windows faced that street. It was a bit noisy, but it quieted down around midnight. If you are a light sleeper, it may be a good idea to have earplugs, those were very helpful. They have a gas water heater, and at the check in we were instructed to run the hot water for 4-5 minutes to allow heated water to reach the shower, which worked out exactly as they said. It was pretty cold at night, we were visiting early May, and the hotel thoughtfully provided extra blankets, which were also sufficient to keep warm. There was one night stand with a couple of drawers, a desk with a chair and a large TV on the wall. That was it for furniture. There was no closet, but we utilized luggage stands as shelves. Breakfast was included with the stay. They asked the time we would like to have breakfast. We asked to have it at eight am, I believe, breakfast was served from 7 until 8:30am…. But I don’t remember exactly when they started, it could be earlier. The hotel provided tea/coffee, juice, breakfast pastries with the works – butter & jam, cold cuts, fresh avocado and eggs made to order (choices fried or scrambled – we tried both, as we stayed there for two nights). Check in is at noon and checkout is at 10 am. There is a place to leave your luggage, if your train leaves later in the day, which is what we did. When we came back a couple of hours before our train, they let us use the dining area to hang out, bring in coffee and pastries and to charge up our phones. We very much enjoyed our stay and the service we received. We paid 317 soles for two nights and we would love to stay there again if we return to Machu Picchu.

Leah R. Vasquez May 2026
★★★★★

Very good place to stay in Aguas Calientes. Special thank you to Milagros for being so kind and attentive.

Georgina Ghiorzi May 2026
★☆☆☆☆

I had a terrible time. They changed my room three times. The level of mold in the bathrooms, the lack of ventilation due to the absence of windows, and the musty smell in the room permeated my clothes and even my skin. There are no windows, no air conditioning (heating or cooling), and no dehumidifier in the bathrooms—it's truly unsanitary. I don't understand how they're even allowed to operate. Furthermore, the supposed breakfast is nothing like what's pictured. This hotel is awful.

Sebastián Chinchilla Apr 2026
★★★★★
Mauricio Castro Jan 2026
★★★★★
Fernando Ruiz Jan 2026
★★★★★

Excellent service, excellent location (you have to walk uphill a bit, but it's 5 minutes from the hot springs and 4 blocks from the buses to Machu Picchu), a complete breakfast, comfortable rooms, and very attentive staff.

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Last updated on 14 November 2026

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