Andino

Good good

A very basic hotel mainly for backpacking. This was our base for our visit on a g adventures classic tour to Machu Picchu. The room was an inner room with no external window, what window we had was a lift shaft. The safe didn’t work in the room and it was very humid / damp. Would book a more enjoyable hotel in this town if you’re visiting the magnificent sights nearby!

We were in Peru for 16 days. This is only hotel which has an elevator and two out of eight hotels which have refrigerator & air conditioning

Very basic hotel, mostly for backpackers, not for middle aged people. We can hear the noise of next room and the flush of the bathroom. Walls between room are like sheet of paper. Our room was so dull. When We arrived at our breakfast 8.00 am, no one to assist you and nothing left to eat, no fruits juice left either except for the coffee. However it’s very closed to the railway station. And Joan at the reception was very kind trying his best to help.

Good property but there was a fight with one of the workers that caused a huge scene. Buena propiedad pero había una pelea con un trabajador que causó mucha preocupación.

Stopped overnight on the way to macchu pichu. Agus calientes is the perfect place to stop en route to agua calientes. This little hotel is right on the middle of the little town. Walking distance to the train station and the buses and the markets nad restaurants. Our room was small, room 203. We had ok wifi - not great. Warm shower water. Room could do with an upgrade. Our room had no view at all- we looked onto a square small area . Had a quick breakfast before we left for macchu pichu in the morning.

The hotel was very comfortable! The room was small and cozy! The bed was perfect for just one person and soft! The shower had very good water pressure and lots of hot water!! Breakfast was included and had a good variety! The staff was verey friendly and held my luggage as I hike Machu Picchu. Great place to stay!

The Andino was a welcome respite after a long day of hiking the Inca Trail and exploring Machu Picchu. I was traveling with my son and found the rooms comfortable, but as others have mentioned, they are on the small side. We had a double and if there'd been a 3rd person, we would have been pretty cramped. The shower is nice, but the water didn't get very hot for us. The outstanding things about the Andino are the staff and the location. The staff were amazing. Helpful, gracious, and very friendly. They helped us with a number of restaurant locations, helped us find our way to the train station and other spots of note in Aguas Calientes. The Andino is also centrally located to the train station and the bus stops for those traveling to MP and out of AC. I would recommend the Andino to those looking for an ease of location and don't need a luxury hotel for the night.

It's perfectly pleasant hotel in good location, with very good hot shower. However the rooms are very small and most don't have any windows, so it's not the best place to spend too much time in.... Breakfast was very basic as well. If you're staying just for one night it's perfectly fine, but wouldn't stay any longer.