Zolya & Juan are amazing hosts, very attentive and present for all you needs. The place is quiet, nearby the centre (6 minutes walk) and the train station (12 minutes walk). The bedrooms and bathrooms were clean, the beds were most confortable, and the hot showers worked really well for the area. Breakfast was very nice and they prepped some food for us to bring in the early morning train to Machu Picchu. You can park just in front of the hotel. They also accept dogs. I highly recommend and will definitely go back there next time I go to Ollantaytambo.

Nothing, everything was great!

Juan and his mother run this small B&B in Ollantaytambo - it's situated slightly off of the main square so everything in the town is pretty much walkable. While it was located in one of the small alleys, we felt very safe walking up and down the main square (with 2 kids) - under 5 minutes. The main site of the ruins of Ollantaitambo is also walkable in under 10 minutes. They are very good hosts and cater to the needs of the guests. Being able to talk to the locals and share their lives was one of the key experiences of our travel. Juan, the host, prepared breakfast for 2 mornings while we were there. He prepared Omelettes, Orange Juice, and Coffee - they were delicious! Most importantly, we had to leave early morning on the 2nd day (at 5:40 am) so he prepared the breakfast at 5:15 am - this was a really pleasant surprise for us. They also allowed us to keep our luggage overnight at their place overnight so that we can finish our 2-day Inca Trail (with one night in Aguas Calientes). Thank you Juan.

The shower was a little bit tricky and it took a long time to produce warm water. But we just asked for help, and Juan/his kid Tiago helped us out, and we were all set.

Location was excellent, easy walk to Plaza de armas. Nice view of the hills and Pinkulluna. Juan and his mother are excellent hosts. Breakfast was great and fulfilling. Room size adequate for 2 people. Toilet was clean, shower had nice hot water. Juan helped us find a Taxi to drive us from Ollantaytambo to Moray, Maras, Salineras, and Chinchero before dropping us off in Cusco. Ollantotambay stay was quiet and relaxing.

Nothing to complain about. Internet at night was not the greatest.

Warm, accommodating local family. On quiet street, away from the major streets, yet only 5 minutes by foot into town. Breathtaking rooftop view. Very clean; comfy bed. Eat at the son's restaurant: Amanto-. He's an amazing chef!!

Timing of shower for hot water. No problem once you learn to take it in the am..not at night -)

Juan was such a kind and attentive host. So friendly and helpful. We loved the location, on a quiet street but close to everything and our room was bright and comfortable. Breakfast was tasty (my kids loved the pancakes and the coffee and juice were 10/10). Overall we had a wonderful 4 night stay and if we ever make back to Ollantaytambo will stay here again!

Clean and comfortable Hotel in very close proximity to the square. Juan and his mum were welcome hosts and helped with all that I needed. Would definitely stay again. Wifi was not reliable.

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The hospitality was excellent. Soila and Juan were super friendly and helpful. The breakfast was really great too. I would definitely stay there again because of the hosts.

Water wasn't very hot, but this might have been rectified if we'd asked. Facilities and rooms are basic but clean.

Location Juan the owner was so helpful with advice on exactly how to get tickets to Machu Picchu and which train to get to do so. We made it on time to do so. Attitude was wonderful.

It was an amazing stay at Tumy House. Very clean, nice rooms and it's near the main plaza where you can go for Lunch/dinner. The breakfast was really good ( with fresh orange juice :D) We could bring our Backpacks the day before at 7 am, cause we took the train to Machu Pichu. They were so nice, we felt absolutely welcome.

Very nice mother and son running the business. Good breakfasts

Showers were a little bit funky. Temperature changes at certain times of the day.