Khách sạn Vilcabamba

"Rooms were clean. The view of the jungle unbeatable. "

"The Ecolodge Don Felix was a comfortable place to stay while touring in Quillabamba. It’s set in a beautiful spot by the river that is wonderful to listen to through the night. We enjoyed the pool and watching the chickens roaming the site during our stay."

"Tout. Très grand lit, chambre spacieuse, salle de bain grande et nickel. Personnel très accueillant, sympathique et nous étions comme chez nous. La femme nous a fait à manger de midi de suite. Cuisine familiale , cpie"

"This was incredible. If you are looking for a 5 star resort this may not be for you , but if you want a real authentic experience with an incredible view , I mean incredible. (This is saying a lot as I am from Alaska and have a high level of expectation for views ) the family that runs the base camp and restraint were so sweet this was one of the most memorable stays I’ve had in my life. Can’t wait to plan my trip back here! "

"Doesn’t look as advertised but friendly staff"

"Very nice staff. They pack your breakfast to go if needed. Wifi good as well. Staff helpful on giving directions"

"el hôtel es mas un 3estrallas que un 4.... el spa ni estaba en servicio, esta bien pero ni vale el precio por nada... Llegamos el la basura estaba llena... pero la gerente nos dio un masaje gratis."

"The room was clean and the breakfast was ok. You can leave your luggage while you visit Machu Picchu. The issue was the noise. Right across there was a karaoke and a night club. It so loud I had to get ear plugs to be able to sleep. I don’t understand why that level of volume is permitted in a town that precedes such a sacred city."

"Great location, close to the city center square. It did have an elevator as well so that was a bonus for me as the elevation impacted me immensely. The rooms did not have heat but there was a space heater that warmed up the room really well. The bathroom was small and the shower did not drain well so that was a small issue. Breakfast was basic some fruits and cereal with a couple meat options but I didn’t eat much the entire trip with the Diamox altering my taste. Don’t leave any food or candy...

"Very disappointing experience. As two women traveling alone, arriving after dark to an unfamiliar town was stressful enough, but this hotel made the situation even worse. Communication was difficult because very few staff members, including management, spoke English, leaving us feeling unsupported and uncertain about our options. The hotel itself was not what we expected. The lobby appeared old, shabby, and poorly maintained. The overall atmosphere felt more like a budget hostel than a hotel....

"Room was very clean and also pretty upscale for South America. The shower has good pressure and temperature, though it takes a minute to heat up. Once it does, it's stable. Bed is comfortable and there are lots of outlets for devices as well as a table and chair. Very close to the bus station for Machu Picchu as well as the train station. The only downside to my room was that I don't have any visible windows. The other rooms do have though. Overall, I found it very private and comfortable."