This hotel is magnificent, worth going out of your way to visit let alone stay. We stayed as part of a small group before heading out very early to catch the Macchu Picchu train at Ollantaytambo.

Large rooms, large bathrooms. Unlike earlier reviewers, we had people above us but no problem whatsoever with noise. Instead we had - silence, and breathtaking views of the Andes.

Our room had a large bathroom and balcony, kettle (as opposed to the ubiquitous coffee machine so you can use boiling water for tea), wide-screen tv, wireless etc... . To get to it was a short walk through beautifully landscaped gardens - neither of us felt out of breath getting there (surely the altitude? The bell boys bring your luggage).

The dining room and large lobby is a beautifully crafted open-plan glass structure meaning that you soak up the hotel's stunning setting just sitting there. Breakfast is the usual buffet. Dinner was also amazing and worth staying in for but if you fancy getting out of the hotel there's a bar in the village which offers a more casual dining experience.

Truly a beautiful, calm, relaxing place to stay.

Completely surrounded by mountains, is the hotel where you can take on grass and looking at absolutely every star. It has an excellent staff service and the spa is great!

A double room with an outstanding view of the area. Breakfast included freshly made omelets, a variety of breads, local fruit, yogurt, meats and cheeses.

We stayed in this hotel for one night. It was a beautiful and very comfortable hotel. The only draw back is that we have to drive for 2 hours in the dark via a bumpy road from Cuzco to get there. By the way, try to get a room in the front. Because our room is in the back of the hotel compund (on a slope), it took our breadth away to walk up there. Of course, it is much closer to Machuu Picchu from Sacred Vally so that we don't have to get up very early in the morning to catch the train to Machuu Picchu. Still we got up about 6 AM and ate breakfast and headed for train station.