Amakonkay Machupicchu

I am very grateful that someone came to pick me up at the station, otherwise I might not be able to find it if I walked by myself. You wouldn’t even know you’ve arrived when you get downstairs because there is only one steep staircase on the first floor that one person can climb. The room is not big and the window faces the corridor. When paying, I had to pay in cash because the credit card network was too slow. The room rate listed by Ctrip was $54, but the exchange rate when paying in cash was very inappropriate. I was required to pay 206 soles, which was more than 20 yuan higher than the price listed by Ctrip, which was 5% more expensive. When I lifted the quilt at night, I found that the sheets should not have been changed, and there was actually hair on them. When we were here, we didn't see other staff members, only one person. The breakfast the next day was also simple, not a buffet. He prepared a portion meal, a glass of juice and a kettle of tea, two pieces of bread and eggs. There was a coffee machine in the store and I asked if they had any coffee, and he said that coffee was not included with breakfast. Oh my god! The bedding was unhygienic and the room was lousy, but the lack of coffee for breakfast was really unacceptable. When I checked out of the hotel after my tour at noon and picked up my stored luggage, he gave me two small pendants and asked me to give him a good review. I guess this is how this store got its 4.7 rating. It's such a rip-off. It's called a deluxe king room, but the interior is extremely shabby and the washbasin is even smaller than the face. Every time I turn on the faucet, I get soaked. Reflect truthfully and don't be fooled by the 4.7 rating. Ctrip also needs to change its rating system, otherwise the credibility of Ctrip will decrease. By the way, it is difficult to communicate in English in this store.

It's located just after passing through the market and crossing the bridge, but the entrance is a little hard to find. It was very convenient as it was right next to the bus stop to Machu Picchu! The front desk staff didn't speak much English, but they provided basic Q&A translated into English in advance so we didn't have any trouble. There is a steep staircase from the entrance so I recommend packing your belongings in a backpack. As for breakfast, it was very delicious but the portions were so large that I was sorry I couldn't eat even a third of it (;;)