Find hotels in Mollepata from NT$712

"We only stayed here one night before going to Machu Picchu, but we were very satisfied. Pepe picked us up at the train and took us to the hotel, he made sure we got everything we needed. The accommodation was very comfortable, room was clean and the hotel overall looked very pleasurable. "

"Location is good. The property is clean. The river view rooms are nice, a bit small unless you get a balcony room. The small double bed was comfortable. No air conditioning. Breakfast room has wonderful river views. Breakfast was just OK. Like most things in Aguas Caliente it's over priced. "

"Many of the hotels in the area have both good and terrible reviews— one main concern of mine was the shower conditions (many reported low pressure and no hot water). I switched to this B&B last minute and it was such a little gem! Perfect view of the river w/ a balcony (some reported that the river was loud when trying to sleep— I live next to the 405 fwy, so actually enjoyed the sound of rushing water). The beds were comfy, and the shower had the strongest pressure and hottest water! I wish I would’ve taken one more shower to last me the rest of my Peru trip. I loved this place and will stay here again next time I visit Aguas Calientes/ will recommend to friends."

"Breakfast was ok. Asked to switch rooms. "

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"This family-run small hotel is well worth the small price I paid. The shower has large volume of hot water, and the room has heating at night. The morning breakfast has fresh fruits, scramble eggs, cheese and drinks. Henry, the Host, is very friendly and accommodating. He allows us to wait for the train in the lodge after we checked out."

"Room was clean. Staff was lovely and helpful."

"Very nice hotel. The staff were all really nice and ready to help. Clean rooms. Restaurant was really good especially our weiter Johann. Bar was well stocked with servers nice and knowledgeable. Would certainly go back."

"Breakfast was good and it’s convenient that it begins so early! Good location on the river. No 24/7 coffee or tea is a downside. Also, it’s misleading I think in the ad that the hot springs are inclusive or at the property - this isn’t the case."