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"Ollantaytambo was a great experience for our family of 5. The hotel was a big part of that. The staff was extremely friendly and service minded overall. An example - we went to Machu Picchu, where we all had to get up and jump on a train at 5. The staff prepared breakfast boxes we could bring on the train. Something they did not have too. They also offered guidance and insights into the 4 day celebration that took place while we were there. The room was a bit small for 5 but we made it work. "

"Perfect location for a visit to Ollantaytambo. Less than 5 min from the town centre. Hosts were great with great recommendations "

"We loved the balcony over the rushing stream below our room (204)"

"Great little hotel right in the heart of town! The only thing is if you are a light sleeper, there is a bar next door, which you can hear till about midnight. Didn’t bother me, but my wife said it kept her up a little. It was a 10 minute straight walk to the train station, the archeological site was a five minute walk ($45 US for a private tour guide), and right near a lot of restaurants. The hotel arranged a taxi to pick us from Cusco airport, took us to the salt mines and moray, and delivered us to the hotel! So easy and worry free, made the vacation hassle free. "

"Place was perfectly located inside the train station. Very clean, quiet, and the flowers in the garden smell so good!! Very ecofriendly!"

"Amazing stay! The views from our dome were amazing! You are literally on the top of a mountain with views down to the Urabamba river and a glacier on a distant peak. There are only a few staff that work here, and they do everything! From picking you up at the train station and from town when needed (extra fee, contact them through WhatsApp), to cooking a delicious dinner in their small restaurant. This hotel involves switchbacks on a dirt road. The last short stretch is too narrow for a car, so they take you up on a 4-wheeler/quad bike. Don't bring a giant suitcase. There are also stairs involved to get to the domes, so not an option for people with mobility issues. You will get a little winded in the thin air. We were here at the end of March. The domes can get really warm in the daytime sun, there are windows to open to cool it down. It can also get really cool at night. There were extra blankets and a space heater to warm it up. Turn on the space heater before dinner to get the heat started. Beds were comfy, The amount of stars visible at night is amazing!! We would definitely stay here again. The pictures that we posted from Vertical Sky got the most responses from friends out of anything we posted in Peru!"