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Casa Andina Standard Machu Picchu

Google (944) 4.5
Tripadvisor (3611) 4.5
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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's excellent location near the train and bus stations, spacious and clean rooms, and the helpfulness of staff like Romualdo, Kevin, and Rene. However, a common complaint is noise from the nearby train tracks, particularly for rooms facing that direction, though some guests found the sound manageable.

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Prolongación, Imperio de los Incas E - 34, Aguas Calientes 08681, Peru
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(01) 3916500
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Website
www.casa-andina.com

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About this place Casa Andina Standard Machu Picchu

Casa Andina Standard is a welcoming hotel option for LGBTQ+ travelers visiting the Machu Picchu region. Located in Aguas Calientes, the town that serves as the gateway to Peru's most iconic archaeological site, this property provides a comfortable base for exploring one of the world's most remarkable destinations. Whether you're planning a multi-day trek or arriving by train, having a reliable, inclusive place to stay makes all the difference when traveling in Peru. Staying in Aguas Calientes puts you in the heart of the action, with easy access to Machu Picchu and the surrounding natural beauty of the Sacred Valley. The town itself has developed into a vibrant hub for visitors, with restaurants, shops, and cultural experiences within walking distance. For LGBTQ+ travelers, choosing an explicitly welcoming hotel removes uncertainty and allows you to relax and focus on what you came for: experiencing this wonder of the ancient world. This is a standard-category property, which means you can expect comfortable, no-frills accommodations at a reasonable price point. It's an ideal choice if you're prioritizing location and value over luxury amenities, or if you're part of a group looking to keep costs manageable while having a safe, welcoming place to return to after a day of exploration. The hotel's inclusion in LGBTQ+-focused travel directories signals its commitment to hospitality for all guests.

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Rosa Tomero
Rosa Tomero Jun 2026

The service was outstanding; they offered to change our room to one with a river view so we wouldn't hear the train. The room was large and very clean. Romualdo, who looked after us, was very attentive.

Irena Nikolaeva
Irena Nikolaeva Jun 2026
Laxman Chandwani
Laxman Chandwani Jun 2026

Stayed with family for Machupichu trip. In the very limited hotel in AC this is reasonable price and good place to stay. If you are light sleeper it may be problem as it is on railway tracks. Although the did good job in soundproofing. Breakfast is ok but good compare to other hotels in the area. I tried to checkin a hour earlier than check in time, folks on the reception desk messed it up but Manager came up, understand the situation and resolve it professionally. Thank you for that.

Patito
Patito Jun 2026

The hotel is nice, but the noise from the train right next to the building is very annoying.

msm snmt
msm snmt Jun 2026

It was comfortable. The train noise is quite loud when you open the window, but it's very close to the station, which is convenient. Breakfast was delicious. The provided blanket was very warm.

Haryo Pangestu
Haryo Pangestu Jun 2026

The only good thing is the location. I had to upgrade the room because the first room has no outdoor window. The property is average. You can find better accommodation in the area for similar prices.

Rushil Kumar
Rushil Kumar May 2026

Hotel was clean but the room was right next to the lobby which is unfortunate as opening the door led directly into the lobby. There was a lack of privacy as a result and noise from the lobby. In addition, the shower was quite small, the water did not go down much causing it to come up to my ankles, and also leaked onto the bathroom floor. Because the shower was so tight and the difficulty of movement due to the water not going down, I ended up hitting my head on the knobs of the shower and bleeding from my head. In addition, the employee at the desk did not seem happy to help my wife when she asked for a bag of ice for my head. Unfortunately, I would not return. The location was ok as it was not too far from the bus to Machu Pichu or the main tourist area.

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Last updated on 15 August 2026

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