Miski Travels

Wonderful view to the Pacific Ocean.

Luxurious and relaxing feel.

Nice boutique hotel.

The location is super tactical for reaching bus stop to Machu Picchu if you have early morning entrance.

The hotel design is pretty authentic and environmental friendly. The only concern was the slightly poor sound isolation.

The view to the lake and private dock for boat tour were priceless.

Machu Picchu is without a doubt the most renowned attraction of Peru. It’s worth every effort to hike up to Huayna Picchu (circuit 3-A ), as from the summit the view to Machu Picchu is just stunning.

This hotel is really lovely, with one of the most beautiful gardens we saw the entire trip. Our room was comfortable and clean, and the breakfasts were tasty.

We had a lovely room, and a great view from the roof top. Breakfast was good, and the bed was comfortable. Location was good, and while a little bit outside the heart of the busy town, it was a short walk, and we appreciated the quiet.

Great location, comfortable, and clean room. We liked everything about this hotel.

Very good breakfast, and it was a relief to have the airport for our late night arrival. The room was comfortable and clean.

Nice views of the Lake from our room, and when we had a logistical challenge with one of our pick ups, the staff at the hotel went WAY out of their way to help us sort it out. Room was large, clean and comfortable, and the bed was great.

This lodge is quite a remarkable experience. The rooms and walkways are open to the air, and this gives it an unusual connection to the surrounding jungle. A variety of birds are close, and I saw monkeys one morning from the living room. A slight downside of this arrangement: you can hear people in the adjacent room if they are not quiet. The beds were comfortable, and the bathrooms were memorable in a good way. Great showers. The hardworking staff were friendly and helpful. Food was good, and the overall experience was certainly a highlight of our trip.

This hotel was comfortable. The hotel did lose power while we were there, but that is not their fault I assume. The staff was helpful in sorting out emergency lighting for us. Room was comfortable and clean.

The room was fine, but our particular room had a window onto an interior airshaft which made it a bit noisy. The location was extremely good, right on the main square. Breakfast served on the rooftop, with gorgeous views in every direction. That was very special.

This hotel is part of a very big complex, and the room and the breakfast were both top notch. We had a great view from our balcony, and the staff were very nice and helpful. We ate at a couple of the restaurants, lunch and dinner, and had very delicious fresh fish.

While the staff was overall very nice, and the rooms were fine, we ended up with an unpleasant experience being placed in a room that was next to some rooms that were undergoing fumigation. I still do not understand how the lovely young woman who helped us at the main desk could have placed us in a room in this situation. In general, other than this one situation, we had a good experience there, but this situation was disappointing The food was fine at breakfast, and the hotel structure was very pretty and elegant.

Beds comfortable Run down, steam room, coffee pot broken Pool little plunge pool only Sauna not hot Restaurant basic but ok

Needs updating and improvements

Kitchen staff, particularly Luis, went out of their way to cater to our vegan needs both at breakfast and dinner with special preparations. Charming rooftop dining with ocean view and open as well as covered seating with a wide breakfast buffet spread with a lot of choices.

Javier, and his wife Fatima, took us to the Intinan museum in the morning and dropped us off at the and the Mitad del Mundo museum, the monument erected by the western surveyors. We visited the Panecillo in the afternoon. Javier and his wife were very helpful at all places.

Kristy was very supportive on this last day where we traveled from Galapagos to Quito AND took a midnight flight back to the US - a very long day! The taxi stand at the Quito airport was very supportive to help us with a quick visit back to the city for our dinner. There are no places at or near the airport with vegan options for food. The driver of the taxi that the airport staff arranged spoke no English so it made for an interesting 1hour each way to the city with our broken spanish and google translate. Luckily the driver's ecletic liking in music helped as we listened to the variety.

We arrived too late in the evening so had just enough time to get to our hotel for relaxing that night. Wyndham Santa Ana is a great place, right on the Malecon.

Did not do this; instead did 2 islands - Bartolome and North Seymour. All comments combined on the Darwin station, 1st island review

On the airport drop off day, we were driven in a van and then a ferry, similar to on the arrival day like on the arrival day, but in reverse. There was no speed boat! Astrid was great again! She stayed back at the airport till we were through security and at the gate, making sure we were in good hands. She stayed in touch with WhatsApp till we reached Quito. Very caring person!

Lilian was an awesome guide. She arrived on time, stayed long enough to cover everything we wanted to do and did not rush us. She walked with us to all the places on our list and had the cards for the Aerovia cable car to make it easy to purchase the tickets. She told us about which places were safe and kept us away from places that were not safe. She even took us to a great souvenir shop and helped us with the shopping. She went out of the way to recommend vegan restaurants we should try! She also told us of a safe walking route to go see the giant monkey statue (Estatua Del Mono Machín) within walking distance of the hotel but in the median of the Juan Javier Marcos y Aguirre road on the way to the airport.

Astrid was awesome! She was full of experience and information; very patient and willing to share her knowledge, answer any questions. Astrid picked us up at the airport on the first day. She was our guide to Darwin station; she dropped us back on the last day and was ready with the fares needed for the ferries and the Darwin station. The pleasant and informative interaction with her made the travel time back and forth from the airport to the hotel breeze by!

Our flight landed late, close to midnight. We reached the hotel well past midnight. The hotel, Patio Andaluz, was in the historic city center. The driver took us there safely and made sure we got into the hotel safely; pointed out areas along the way where we should be careful at night.

We visited 2 islands - North Seymour and Bartolome instead of 1 island and the Tortuga bay. See the review for Darwin station and the 1st island for all the comments which apply to all 3 days.