The breakfast was very complete, the common areas varied and comfortable. The staff were very friendly, offering recommendations and handling requests. The room was pleasant with everything needed.
ErikaSeminggu lalu
★★★·Santa Teresa·8.9
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atau langsung ketik aja — “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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Eco Quechua Lodge, a sustainable retreat near Santa Teresa, blends Amazonian architecture with Andean touches, offering rooms with private balconies, en‑suite baths, and river‑mountain vistas. Located 5 minutes from town and 17 km from Machu Picchu, it provides zip‑line, coffee tours, waterfalls, hot springs, and hiking. Guests enjoy farm‑to‑cup specialty coffee, candlelit dinners, and optional parking.
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The breakfast was very complete, the common areas varied and comfortable. The staff were very friendly, offering recommendations and handling requests. The room was pleasant with everything needed.
Erika·Seminggu lalu
It’s a different place by the river, with an amazing breakfast. Plus it’s very close to Hidroélectrica if you plan to hike up to Machu Picchu. They applied the currency conversion that worked well for dollars‑soles. According to them, the ‘price Santa Teresa’…
Sergi·3 minggu lalu
The venue is very pretty and peaceful. There is no hot water and they don’t inform you. When you ask, they just give excuses. We all left with flea bites, and they never cleaned the rooms.
Federico·Sebulan lalu
The dog was a party and Kike the brother was awesome. He greeted us late, showed us where to eat, and gave us a coffee tasting from his farms. Breakfast was great, the vibe here is solid – definitely coming back. Nothing negative, everything was perfect.
Diego·Sebulan lalu
I loved the tree‑house feel of the entire spot! Even though I said it was quiet, I really meant it was free from human noise but right next to a raging river, which I adored. The rooms are gorgeous and spotless, each with a balcony overlooking trees and the river, and every view is stunning. Traveling in Peru, a hot shower with good pressure is a must, and this place delivers! The hotel’s location is a mixed bag: it’s a bit off the town center, which works for solitude but makes it harder to reach restaurants or shops. Tuk‑tuks are available for short rides, of course.
Karel·Sebulan lalu