Tree House Lodge

Pour avoir loué plusieurs chambres, Seule la chambre avec la baignoire est vraiment agréable. Les autres sont simples. Il y a un chauffage.

Il y a une odeur forte et désagréable au niveau de la réception

La habitación es linda, cálida y confortable (incluye aire y estufas portatiles muy útiles). La ducha sale caliente y bien. El desayuno es bueno.

La ventana de la habitación estaba muy cercana al bar del hostel y el problema mayor es que la habitación no está para nada insonorizada con lo cual, incluso en días de semana, se escucha toda la música y conversaciones del bar y otras habitaciones. Si bien la atención no es mala, por momentos las indicaciones brindadas pueden resultar muy confusas. Por otro lado, como en otros lugares, el cambio de soles a dolares lo hacen "a su manera".

Great room, hot shower with great pressure, great breakfast included, friendly staff, and they held our backs safe while we did Machu Picchu. No complaints!

It was a very unique property with a very nice vibe! The room had an amazing view and that was a huge factor.The room was clean and it does have lodge vibes...very simple and very nice! The girls were very sweet and packed breakfast for us as we had a 4 am hike.The water was super hpt which is amazing and towels were nice and clean :) we had a few requests and the stuffed satisfied them all in a timely manner :) great place to stay for one night :)

Hotel is up a lot of stairs so taki g suitcases up is rough. Our room had very strong mildew smell as well as a leak in the bathroom.

The property is basically as it describes itself under the title "house tree" with of course all the basic facilities and amenities, bedroom, private bathroom with shower etc. Do not expect a high class hotel, neither luxuries, its pretty simple and basic. Bring some ear tampons because next door there is a rooster that will wake you up like at 4 am and wont stop yelping for the next few hours. Also if you have trouble walking up stairs you must avoid this hotel, you must walk up stairs in order to arrive at the hotel and there is no elevators, at leasf I didnt notice none. ON THE GOOD SIDE, and this is why I gave them an overall 5 star ratijng, is the environment itself, they manage a jungle concept, beware of spiders and insects, and if you get what I guess they would consider their "suite" youll have an amazing view to the mountains which Ill show on the bottom

Unique idea of rooms going up the hill but they were very basic, especially for the price. There was mold in the bathroom and the bedroom was damp and musty even with a dehumidifier in there. No soundproofing so we could hear our neighbors talking and walking and could hear a TV on late at night too. I wish we had chosen somewhere more comfortable. Staff were very friendly. Note: there are LOTS of stairs to get here! Be prepared to carry your bags a long way uphill. Breakfast was delicious - fresh fruit, eggs, bread, yogurt. We were able to leave our bags at reception while we climbed Machu Picchu but were shocked to find them unattended in an empty reception when we got back.

During our 9 day stay in Peru, we were most anticipating this location, as the photos make it look really cute and set back from the hustle and bustle.

However, the staff never replied to messages, but sent us 4 messages to advertise their sister property. Additional fees are not shared on their listing, the location isn't great, up a set of 72 stairs to reach the entrance, where bright lights from neighbors shined in our cabin all night, and the neighborhood rooster at 4am. You never saw any staff to greet you or even to say hi during our entire stay. As others have stated, their breakfast doesn't really exist.