Hotels mit Kinderbetreuung in Heiliges Tal der Inka suchen

„Fantastic! So peaceful and no noise. “

„Wunderschöne Anlage! Sehr ruhig gelegen und doch nah genug an Urubamba und Ollantaytambo.“

„Ein Hotel mit Schwimmbad in einem schönen, gepflegten Garten, wunderbar zum ausruhen und genießen. “

„das Hotel ist überbewertet. In die Jahre gekommen, sind aber aller Anschein nun am renovieren. Das Personal war bemüht den Aufenthalt angenehm zu gestalten, ausser die Reception spulte einfach ihren Job ab, ohne irgend welche Motivation. Das war sehr schade und waren wir in Peru anders gewohnt. Da gibt es def. bessere Adressen in der Region für weniger Soles.“

„Really great value for money and beautiful! Nestled between the mountains it's really nice and private. The location is good - you can easily walk up to the main road to catch a local bus (the white mini vans) to get to urubamba.“

„Price-performance ratio wasn't the best. Nice, but quite small garden with nice dogs. Far away from the center. Breakfast was average - nothing special. Free water was nice.“

„My favorite hotel experience of our entire Peru trip. I highly recommend Melissa Wasi! The locale was amazing. The view of the mountains, the flowers around the hotel, the friendly dogs on premises, everything was magical. I did not want to leave! It was a chilly night when we were there, but firewood was right outside our door and the fire kept us warm and cozy. The owners were amazing people and helped us in any way we asked. We were there the night that Peru played Brazil in the final ...

„It was a very comfortable stay except for a plumbing issue where my family has to move from one room to another. The view of the mountain is amazing from our room and the sound of river gushing from my family’s room. My family’s room has 3 bedrooms, which makes it a great one for my sister and my 2 nephews. When Edith found out that we have not had a chance to have dinner before checking in, she cooked omelette with bread and cheese. Stan, her husband helped with the luggage and they let us ...