February 26, 2008
New Hostel in A.C.
Royal Inti Inn - Machupicchu Hotel
We were told this "hostel" had only been open for a month. I think they were remodeling. [By now they are probably done!] Our room had a paper number on the door, and no curtain for the shower, so the bathroom got soaked with each use.
Also, I thought their beds were the most uncomfortable of all the beds I experienced. Zero bounce or give or softness whatsoever. *shrug* Luckily, we did not spend much time in this hotel, since we were only MOMENTS from Machu Picchu!! :-D
It was nice they allowed luggage storage, which we took advange of on the day we left, so we could experience the Baños Thermomedicinales.
They also have a nice-looking restaurant on the main level, but we did not eat there.
One nice thing, which I believe was set up by our Tour Operator Augusta, is there were two people waiting to guide us to the hostel at the train station.
We were told this "hostel" had only been open for a month. I think they were remodeling. [By now they are probably done!] Our room had a paper number on the door, and no curtain for the shower, so the bathroom got soaked with each use.
Also, I thought their beds were the most uncomfortable of all the beds I experienced. Zero bounce or give or softness whatsoever. *shrug* Luckily, we did not spend much time in this hotel, since we were only MOMENTS from Machu Picchu!! :-D
It was nice they allowed luggage storage, which we took advange of on the day we left, so we could experience the Baños Thermomedicinales.
They also have a nice-looking restaurant on the main level, but we did not eat there.
One nice thing, which I believe was set up by our Tour Operator Augusta, is there were two people waiting to guide us to the hostel at the train station.
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