4 best bed & breakfasts in Ollantaytambo
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Why bed & breakfasts, why here
Bed & breakfasts in Ollantaytambo are best for travellers who want a small-scale, welcoming stay rather than a large, full-service hotel. In practice, that usually means a more personal atmosphere, straightforward rooms, and an emphasis on comfort, breakfast, and local character. In Ollantaytambo, this style of accommodation suits visitors who plan to spend time exploring the town at an unhurried pace, as well as those using it as a convenient base in the Sacred Valley.
The strongest bed and breakfast options tend to be those with consistently high guest ratings and a simple, well-kept setup. Properties such as Ayllu B&B Ollantaytambo, Casa de La Chola, and Ruinas View stand out on reputation alone, while El Albergue Ollantaytambo, Munay Punku, Kenti’s Home, Hostal Chaska Wasi - Hostel, and Hostal EL VIAJERO en Ollantaytambo also offer the kind of smaller, more informal stay many visitors want here. These are not the places for resort-style facilities; they are for practical comfort, local hospitality, and a quieter overnight base.
Ollantaytambo itself is a good fit for this type of stay because it has a compact, historic feel and is popular with travellers who value atmosphere as much as convenience. A bed and breakfast here will usually suit couples, solo travellers, and independent guests who prefer a relaxed, good-value stay with a personal touch.
The list
A selection of hotels to compare for your stay.
- 01★★★
Ayllu B&B Ollantaytambo
A calm Ollantaytambo edge-of-town stay with a rooftop terrace for mountain views.
- 02★★
Hostal Chaska Wasi - Hostel
Cozy Ollantaytambo stay near the plaza with a rooftop terrace overlooking ruins.
- 03
- 04★★★
San Isidro's House
Quiet San Isidro B&B near Ollantaytambo ruins with early full breakfast included.
Where the picks sit
What to know about bed & breakfasts in Ollantaytambo
What makes a bed and breakfast here?
A genuine bed and breakfast in Ollantaytambo is typically a smaller property with a homely feel, simple facilities, and breakfast included. The focus is on personal service and a comfortable base rather than a full hotel experience.
Which area should I stay in?
For most visitors, the best choice is a central, easy-to-walk base in Ollantaytambo so you can make the most of the town’s compact layout. Staying somewhere with good access to the main parts of town is especially useful if you are using it as a stop in the Sacred Valley.
What is the typical price and level?
The options in this list are generally 2-star or 3-star properties, so they sit in the simple to mid-range category rather than luxury. Expect practical accommodation with strong guest reviews, not extensive facilities.
