Tierra Viva Cusco Machu Picchu – Machu Picchu, Peru
Tierra Viva Cusco Machu Picchu Hotel’s strategic location ensures guests the best experience possible of Peru’s amazing Inca citadel.
The hotel located in the quietest area of Aguas Calientes, Peru, facing the Urubamba River and surrounded by the Forest of Clouds.
There is a bus stop from where guests can directly take the bus to Machu Picchu or get to the archaeological site after a 60 minute walk.
The hotel has a panoramic lift that has been decorated with Andean inspired graffiti by the Peruvian artist Carolina Málaga.
Near the entrance of the hotel is the dining room, where every morning a delicious Andean buffet is served, and the reception desk were you can comfortably do your check-in.
Tierra Viva Cusco Machu Picchu has 43 spacious and comfortable rooms, a lounge with a fireplace, a breakfast room and a bar to relax and enjoy some drinks after a day of adventures.
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