Mister Inkas Hotel Inn Exclusive Palace

The hotel stuff were really eager to help. At the time of our arrival they had a few empty rooms (Machu Picchu closure really struck tourism in the area) and they offered to choose one for ourselves, including from triple rooms for the same price. Good location--very close to the town centre.

Only one member of the staff really spoke English, and within 3 days I saw him once, but with my elementary Spanish we managed well; if you don't intend to engage into long non-standard communication with the reception, their English will be just enough. Worse proved to be our choice of the room; ask for one that is not overlooking the street, if available. The windows do nothing to silence the sounds and with taxi drivers honking to every passer-by to signal they are available, you really get about 3 hours of relatively peaceful time at night. Be warned that the hotel doesn't accept most of the credit cards, unlike written in the description, we were told that either Diner's Club or Visa was accepted (I don't remember which one) or cash.