Rupa Rupa High Jungle Eco B&B

We stayed 2 nights, the room and breakfast area was adequate. Location was great. The hike up to hotel was a bit rough for two 58 yr olds. Our room faced the mountain which was nice.

I would not recommend this place for anyone to stay here. Facilities is not clean. Not enough staff to support. Direct too many steps to go up to find a place Not worth the money there are many other good places to stay around. sorry.

Probably the highest point in town! Incredible mountain view from the room

Jon was amazing. He gave us his whatsapp number and was super helpful answering any questions and helping us out. We were a family of 5 with 3 kids and had 2 rooms for 3 nights

I highly anticipated this stay in Aguas Calientes. We came in late and needed to leave early for a Machu Picchu tour the next day and the hotel accommodated this beautifully, even allowing me to reenter my room and freshen up after the MP trip. I also get a complimentary pisco sour drink at the restaurant nearby. Walking distance to the church and the Pachacuti square, so it's convenient to everywhere without being in the streets where the tourists are. Very close to mercado and to the bus and train stop, so convenient. The only issue is that the hotel requires a long walk on steps up that resembles a mini Inka trail that I just went through during the day. Arriving at night, I had to slug my luggage up to this trek in the dark (the sensor lights only light up for a few seconds before it got dark again) up the zig zag steps before it reaches the hotel. The staff was available immediately after reaching them via Whatsapp though, and that is very commendable. The terrace for the breakfast opens up to the valley with great view over the rooftops of Aguas Calientes, which is the same view the balcony of my room opens up to.

Should begin by saying that we had to cancel our reservation upon arriving at the hotel. The description of the location said that the hotel was “100 STEPS” from the main plaza. The reality was that it was 100 STAIRS up from the plaza. Even though we traveled lightly, we had children and it was extremely hard to get to the hotel. And even then, you had to go up or down more stairs to get to your room. When we finally got to the room the bathroom floor was flooded. Local staff was very kind and helpful but owner had a bad attitude. Tried to minimize the situation. No denying that location looked nice. But be warned about difficulty for access. Not suitable for small children.

Very nice hotel. Great location despite the steps (you get help with luggage up and down). We were comfortable and had a very good night sleep. Shower was warm. Very good value for money. Just remember you’re not in a luxury hotel, so don’t expect the amendities of one. We left the luggage in the room as we left early for Machupicchu and they took care of it. We went back to collect it and chill in the terrace before our train. They offered to take it down for us and meet us down. Breakfast was ok - we did not take eggs but had some bread and a tea, which was perfect for us before Machupicchu visit. Joe was very helpful.

The property is nice and clean. The hotel is located on the top of the hill, which means that you have to walk around 80 steps up to your room and the same 80 steps to go down. I would love to do more research in advance to avoid these extra steps. I love my trip to Manchu Pichu.

We were met at the train station and escorted to the hotel. This property is just off the main square but up 113 stairs. We stayed in a beautiful suite with a private balcony. Breakfast was simple but sufficient.

It is near restaurants, transportation and shopping in Aguas Calliente but it is on the hillside so it s quiet. The steps to the hotel are tough after a long day of hiking.