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Reasons to Visit the Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo

June 15, 2016 Richard Rowley

Category Latin America

 Why We Love this Boutique Cloud Forest Getaway

Machu Picchu is one of the wonders of the world and getting there, may it be by train or by trail,  is not an easy feat. After a full day of viewing the awe inspiring mystic Inca citadel, what better than being welcomed into a world class boutique hotel nestled into the cloud forest.

We love this boutique hotel because it offers a unique balance of local charm and authentic hospitality blended with the refined luxury one deserves after a long Machu Picchu tours. The cloud forest is a sanctuary to relax and unwind while exploring the surrounding trails, soaking in a massage experience at the UNU Spa or learning about the 372 native orchid species found here. 

Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo hotel is a village of small casitas within a 12 acre nature preserve a short distance away from the Aguas Calientes Train Station. Each room is individually appointed and offers a relaxing rustic atmosphere as the path to your room leads past creeks and small waterfalls. Ancient artifacts from the Andes are showcased throughout the bar, restaurants and reception area. 

Highlights of Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo

The 81 casitas which are tucked into the well curated landscapes of the property offer an array of room categories ranging from a Superior Room with its local craft decor, eucalyptus beams and colonial style to the Inkaterra Villa including plunge pool and private garden entrance. 

Cafe Inkaterra, shown in the picture below, has stunning view overlooking the Vilcanote River and traditional palm thatched Amazonian roof offers a tranquil and intimate setting to enjoy Andean fusion cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy lounging here waiting for your train, or divulge in a delicious evening dinner. ITMP_Cafe_Inkaterra006.jpg

The grounds are a destination in their own as you can have a guided in house excursion such as the Nature Walk, Orchid Trail, Tea House visit, Bird Watching, Twilight Walks and Native Farm visit. 

How to incorporate Inkaterra in your trip

 Since Inkaterra Machu Picchu is ideally located at the base of the famous Machu Picchu Ruins, you can incorporate it into any trip to Peru. There are many ways to get to Machu Picchu including the traditional Inca Trailvia  the Hiram Bingham Train or off the beaten path on a backcountry Lodge to Lodge trek leading to the backdoor of Machu Picchu.  Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo is just one of their award winning properties. The Inkaterra Hotels can be found in Cusco, Sacred Valley, as well as the Amazon. Contact one of our Peru Travel Specialists for more information. 

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 *Photos Courtesy of Inkaterra.com

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