We spent 2 nights here during our visit to Machu Picchu. The food was good, the shower had great pressure and the toiletries were fantastic. It was just what we needed after a day on Machu Picchu, and has a great view of the river.

Nice, apparently new facility. Excellent, friendly service. WiFi didn't work in room but in some locations in the hall. Food was good. Room was not very clean. Plumbing issues appear to be normal in Peruvian hotels, but this one had multiple issues and there was nobody willing and/or able to fix them. We know Aguas Calientes is small and there is not enough competition. But still, we paid much too much for this hotel.

We spent the night here after doing our Machu Picchu visit. We were dropped off with about an hour of light left and the room we had was beautiful, with a large balcony over looking the Urubamba river surrounded by mountains on all sides. Check in was easy with complimentary drinks and a "gourmet" dinner. Avoid the gourmet dinner. Instead, try to make it to the hotel Inkaterra which is hidden behind the train station and well worth the walk up. The breakfast wasn't much better. Everything being stale,although we did show up a bit later. Even so, for the appearance of this hotel one would expect better food. The staff were all helpful. Beautifully appointed rooms. Clean bathrooms. There was a pizzeria next door and if the wind is just right, you will be smelling smoke. Other than that, it is a magical location. I though Aguas Calientes has a charm of it's own, with a market by the train station but finding a deal here is as rare as Inka gold. Some different designs from Pisac or Lima, but overpriced. I still loved this little town.

Great food, good service, comfortable room, free Pisco Sour on arrival. The closest hotel to the trail if you are climbing up the mountain. On the Urubamba River. Also close to the buses. Of course, all of Aquas Calientes is within walking distance as well.