Sumaq Wasi Hostel

Set in the breathtaking setting of Machu Picchu, just 700 meters from the renowned Machu Picchu Hot Spring, Sumaq Wasi Hostel offers guests a unique and immersive experience amidst nature's grandeur. The hostel is nestled among the majestic mountains, providing visitors with stunning views that are both awe-inspiring and serene. Each morning, as the sun rises over the Andean peaks, the terraced landscape bathes in golden light, creating an unforgettable start to your day. The accommodation at Sumaq Wasi Hostel is designed to offer a comfortable stay while maintaining simplicity and authenticity. The rooms are tastefully decorated with a focus on functionality and natural materials, ensuring that guests feel at home from the moment they step inside. A flat-screen TV is installed in each room, providing entertainment options for those who wish to unwind after a day of exploration or adventure. For those seeking relaxation and a chance to recharge, certain units are equipped with a seating area where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. This space serves as an ideal spot for reading a book, sipping on a cup of tea, or simply contemplating the beauty that surrounds you. The seating area is designed with comfort in mind, featuring plush armchairs and a small coffee table, making it perfect for unwinding after a long day. The hostel's terrace offers another vantage point from which to appreciate the breathtaking scenery. Here, guests can gather during the evening, perhaps sharing stories of their travels or simply enjoying the tranquility of the setting under the starlit sky. The terrace is equipped with comfortable seating and lighting, creating an inviting atmosphere for socializing and relaxation. Sumaq Wasi Hostel prides itself on its commitment to providing a genuine experience that respects both the local culture and the natural environment. By choosing this hostel, guests are not only treated to a memorable stay but also contribute to the preservation of one of the world's most significant archaeological sites.