Las Qolqas Eco Resort

Loved this part of my Next Tribe experience the most- and wish I could have spent more time and used my time here to explore the history and significance of Ollantaytamo and surrounding archeological sites. I assumed before the trip that the sites around this eco-lodge were minor compared with Machu Picchu, but arguably they are just as significant and interesting, if not more, and more accessible! I wish I had gotten a tour of the eco-lodge and everything you are doing there for the benefit of the environment and the people of Peru. Would go back in a heartbeat!

Beautiful location but very corporate feel. My group (13ppl) stayed there 3 days which was way too long. There isn’t much to do except getting massage and drink $6 cup of coffee (yes 6USD). Food was pretentious, trying to pass for high end but considering how disorganized the service was, and how long it takes the get food, you know it’s not high end running kitchen. They would be better off to serve simple, local food family style. We were the only permanent group there for those few days. I can’t imagine how the kitchen would survive if the entire dining hall would be full. Not the worst place, but $400 a night you can definitely skip it without missing anything significant.

This eco lodge was an oasis just outside the dusty, busy town of Ollantaytambo. It is close enough for you to experience the town & surrounds. A short train trip to Machu Picchu, but a peaceful oasis when you return The rooms are large & comfortable. We had no issue with hot water and all the staff were very attentive. The breakfast & dinner was excellent. I can highly recommend

Perfect, beautiful, quiet resort just outside of Ollantaytambo. Very functional rooms with comfortable beds, cozy fireplace, roomy closet and nice shower with rain showerhead. Loved the porch as well! The staff, particularly in the restaurant, were super friendly. Breakfast is awesome, as is all of the food! There is a daily special every evening. Nice bar and common seating area. I booked guides through the hotel to see Maras/Moray one day and the Ollantaytambo archeological site one day. The guide was great. The walk into town along the river is lovely, or take the shuttle. Overall, a lovely stay.

This was one of the most tranquil and beautiful resorts I have ever stayed in, my only regret is that we did not spend more time there.

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Quiet little piece of paradise, the views of the surrounding mountains were breathtaking. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The cabins were beautiful and I loved being able to have a fire at night in the wood burning stove. Food was delicious & I enjoyed my morning cappuccino while enjoying the views. Ollantaytambo was a quaint little town, I explored the ruins & the town. I felt very safe and relaxed, and enjoyed my walk from Ollantaytambo to the resort. I had the Inca Detox spa treatment, it was a lovely way to end my day. The spa was very cute. Thank you for a peaceful and relaxing visit.

We stayed at Las Qolqas as our first stop after the four day Inka trail trek, and it was perfect! Hot showers, comfortable bed, and warm staff welcomed us! The farm to table food was amazing for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We also used their free shuttle service to go into town which was easy to organize. The spa was intimate and amazing, providing a private service! The team at Las Qolqas were highly communicative before our arrival making it easy for us. They also coordinated directly with the trek company to accept our bags prior to our arrival.

The setting is stunning and so peaceful. Tents are comfortable and the shuttle service into town is a great addition. Food here was also great, special shout out to Miguel WiFi was the only let down.

El hotel esta increíble, lo que me pareció excesivo fue el menu de alimentos en US dolars, muy caro para lo que ofrecen. Todo lo demás excelente