Panorama B&B

Parfait. Très bon accueil, personnel charmant qui donne beaucoup de bons plan. Chambres avec balcon donnant sur la rivière. Calme il n'y a plus de bus après 6 h. Proche de tout.

I have arrived on 4th March for a 2 nights stay. I was the only one guest. The lady hostess speaks good English and seemed helpful. However, i did not been served normal breakfast as i was the only one guest there and not even water supplied. I had to buy. No toast no juice. I have found the rate went down from 76 dollers per night to 50 dollers per night. So i spoke this about this because 26 dollers per night was a big difference esoecially i did not get what it was promised. The partner on the heck out agreed me to pay the advertised rate on the website and i have paid in bolivia money. I asked receipt but he refused. Now i have found the difference was charged from my bank account and i am not happy at all. He said he agreed to accept the current rate on 6th March on the website which was paid by bolivia. He did not tell he would charge more secretly. I would complain to hotel.com

What a wonderful hotel! My 3 friends and I stayed at Panorama before our visit to Machu Picchu. The rooms were wonderful - very comfortable beds,

The place is lovely. Very clean. Great hot showers and comfy beds. Unfortunately there was construction on both sides and in front of the place. We stayed here after our Inca trail hike and wanted to sleep in to 7 however construction with hammers as well as jack hammers started at 5:55am. This would not be a problem if you are trying to catch the first bus in the morning. Also the river right in front is raging and loud! But since it is constant it can be white noise. Breakfast was just ok nothing special like omelettes or any eggs for that matter. I would stay somewhere else if I came back.

The hotel was conveniently located just a 5 minutes walk away from the main shopping area. The room was clean and comfortable, and we slept really well after a day of hiking the Inca trail.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The location is very central to Machu Picchu bus and train station.

Amazing little room on the river. The view is incredible and the rushing river makes for good sleeping. The shower is large and the water pressure fantastic.The water is hot. The staff is friendly and helpful.The bed has fresh new white sheets and is firm and comfortable.

A nice hotel in Aguas Calientes, great place to spent the night and get an early breakfast before setting off for Machu Picchu. If we wanted to relax in town, we’d likely stay elsewhere. It’s very close to the bus station which was great. The hotel manager helped us understand where to buy tickets, the various options, how much it would cost, and when to go to the ticket office so we felt very organized and well taken care of. A very early breakfast (starts 430am) is a nice bonus as most guests leave early in the morning to see Machu Picchu. Many who hike from Aguas Calientes to the historic citadel actually leave as early as 4am in the morning while it’s still dark! As other reviews mention, the sound of the river is constant, but it didn’t bother us or affect our sleep at all. The internet in the town was down so we didn’t have WiFi, but I suppose this can happen in a remote place. When we were leaving, the hotel manager helped arrange our luggage to be carted uphill to the train station - we were very appreciative for this simple but helpful service.

Perfect location, excellent customer service, delicious breakfast with possibility of having your eggs cooked to perfection. Provides service to hold your luggage while you take the trip to Machu Picchu. Very comfortable bed, had a great night's rest to the sound of the water on on the river. Highly Recommend

Clean rooms. Early breakfast. Awesome service