Pet Friendly Hotels in Aguas Calientes

We booked this hotel for 1 night. we came with our two dogs which in advance they told us they would charge 20$ each. they are very well behaved, clean and quiet chihuahuas. we agreed and it was ok, even though we still find this very expensive. the staff was very nice and let us leave our bags and dogs in a spare room while we went to machu pichu. We had two very big issues during our stay. First they did not inform us in advance that the whole hotel is under construction and the pool and jacuzzi are used for concrete mixing. They were the whole reason we chose this hotel, we are very unhappy with that. they didn't offer us any refund and only let us know about this situation AFTER we paid for the room. At one point a bucket of concrete even poured from the roof right onto us, standing in front of the hotel. they didn't offer any help, we had to ask for a cloth to wipe the concrete from our clothes. even though they apologized we were very annoyed for our clothes are now ruined. The other issue is that due to a power out we couldn't have our included dinner. they did not offer any solution except to wait a half hour because electricity might return. it didn't (all night long) which of course is not their fault but still we think they should have offered a solution. we had to ask about it at the end of our stay and got a refund of 10$ each. even though the room is nice, the staff is friendly and the location good we had a really bad experience with this hotel and i am very disappointed, since it was very expensive. other things you should know: you have to pay for drinks extra during lunch and dinner (even if you booked a full meal plan). check out is at 10 (no late check out possible) although they can store your things.

Casa Andina is well located near shopping, restaurants, bars, and train station . It features a nice breakfast buffet that should please North Americans and Europeans. The rooms are well-sized and efficient, and the rain shower is great. The staff are very helpful. They will store luggage and answer all your questions. There is no air conditioner, so the rooms can get a little stuffy if the night is warm. The ceiling and an open window help, but the window shade, said to be necessary if mosquitoes are about, limits cooling. Our third-floor room faced the train tracks, so we heard the night trains. They didn’t bother us greatly, but light sleepers might have trouble. Rooms in back, on the river are quieter, but a friend told us that mosquitoes can be a problem. Speaking of mosquitoes, we encountered no-see-ums at Machu Picchu. Our Picaridin repellent, generously applied to all exposed skin, kept us bite free. Long pants and ling sleeves are advised, lightweight and airy if possible.

They have a pretty garden to chill. It’s a little bit uphill but it’s pretty close to the center. The room is clean and the bathroom is also pretty big. Overall it was a good experience. They have hot water and wifi. We can also use the kitchen. Which kinda save some money if you want a private room and is picky with food

The Andino was a welcome respite after a long day of hiking the Inca Trail and exploring Machu Picchu. I was traveling with my son and found the rooms comfortable, but as others have mentioned, they are on the small side. We had a double and if there'd been a 3rd person, we would have been pretty cramped. The shower is nice, but the water didn't get very hot for us. The outstanding things about the Andino are the staff and the location. The staff were amazing. Helpful, gracious, and very friendly. They helped us with a number of restaurant locations, helped us find our way to the train station and other spots of note in Aguas Calientes. The Andino is also centrally located to the train station and the bus stops for those traveling to MP and out of AC. I would recommend the Andino to those looking for an ease of location and don't need a luxury hotel for the night.