Overall Ratings & Reviews Kamma Guest House

This is a great place to rest up for Machu Pichu. The accommodations are nice and the breakfast is a nice perk! The views of the archeological sights are amazing, but the best part is the service and friendliness of the owner. Top notch!!!!!

I had a wonder stay at Kamma guest house. Liz, the owner, has been very responsive and helpful from the very beginning. The property is very clean, quiet. The rooftop view is very beautiful. Liz provided a lot of useful information about the local attractions, dining venues and drug stores. Highly recommended.

This was my second time staying with Liz and Paola, and it was even better the second time around. We stayed in the family room on the first floor, the beds are very comfortable and a great place to rest after exploring Ollantaytambo or trips to Machu Picchu/elsewhere in the Sacred Valley. Liz and Paola are wonderful to simply chat with and also offer a map of Ollantaytambo upon checkin with details of how to access the Ollantaytambo ruins, Pinkuylluna (whose entrance is right across from the front door), the lesser-visited Qelloraqay ruins, and how to access the train station. If you have an early train to Machu Picchu, they will leave you with a lovely to-go bag for breakfast consisting of bread with cheese, juice, fruit, and wafers. The breakfast that is served from 7-9 on the terrace, however, is incredible. Fresh fruit with Andean granola, yogurt, coffee or tea, fresh squeezed juice, bread with jam and butter, and eggs. The views of the Ollantaytambo ruins while you're eating are pretty magical. Overall, a wonderful second time for us staying at Kamma. Highly recommend staying with Paola and Liz if you get the chance. Looking forward to a third visit in the future!

What a find in Ollantaytambo! Away from the noise of the main plaza, with nice rooms and an amazing rooftop patio (where the included breakfast is served every day). Rooms are comfortable, with good hot water and clean throughout. The best thing are the hosts - they are very personable and ensure your stay is great. They have essentials (like bottled water) at store prices. All in all, we would definitely recommend Kamma as the place to stay in Ollantaytambo.

Amazing views of the ruins. Staff was very friendly and super helpful. Beds were comfy as well. Breakfast more than adequate, and prepared on the spot for you. Close to the downtown area and the ruins.

My husband and I visited for 3 nights the hotel is a short walk from the Main Street and very close to the main plaza with multiple choices of restaurants, very close to the train station. The hotel is very charming the rooms are a bit small but perfect since we were out most of the day. Liz and Pao were such amazing hosts always available and very kind giving us tips when we asked. They packed each one of us a lunch box when we left to the Machu Pichu at 5:30 AM which was great start to our adventure. I will highly recommend this hotel.

Came to our car to help transport the luggage . Front desk lady is sooo kind and attentive. Breakfast on the roof top was great with andeas mountaijncirwn

Liz the owner is an amazing person. Made me feel totally at home. It was a delight staying in Kama- I loved Ollantaytambo. Worth a visit

Beautiful views from the rooftop dining room. Kind and helpful staff. Very clean.

Nice place to stay, back on the cobblestone street, very quaint. SUPER SUPER helpful employees, they would do anything for us! Very clean.

Good value for money, clean & well looked after property/ room, excellent customer service by Liz & her team, easy walk to all main sights in Ollantaytambo (including train station). Overall great stay and would recommend!

Lis was a great hostess. She speaks English beautifully. Very attentive and helpful. They served both a cooked breakfast and a box breakfast for when you leave early. The rooftop terrace has the kitchen. You have a view of 2 ruin sites from up there. It was a great place.

I wouldn’t want to stay anywhere other than at this beautiful guesthouse. Loved my room and opening the doors onto my little balcony to an incredible vista of Inca ruins. Even the views from the rooftop terrace and dining area were breath-taking. Take the time to read some of the wonderful books on display in the lobby lounge area. Did I mention the breakfast? Delicious. I look forward to when I can stay again. 💜👌

Loved this guest house and host. The third floor was amazing views of the ruins. Host very helpful and kind. Perfect English. Very clean.

Very friendly staff . Amazing breakfast view on the balcony

Lis is wonderful. Great place to stay, love the rooftop patio/breakfast space

It is called 'Home from Home' and it really was. Liz was excellent and could not have been more helpful. She helped us arrange all our trips and the hotel itself was central. We cannot recommend it enough. Thanks for a lovely stay.

This was an adorable, simple bed and breakfast. The manager was incredibly friendly and helpful. The rooms were simple but nice. Breakfast with a beautiful view offered every morning on the rooftop. Great location.

Kamma Guest House was excellent. Great service and the room was clean and comfortable. The host was excellent and very attentive to our needs. I totally recommend it and would stay there again. Thank you!

This is such a lovely little place, up a cobblestone alley that follows an ancient aqueduct, rushing with cold, mountain water. Out any window you're guaranteed a view of stupendous Inca structures looming over the city. Up on the rooftop restaurant, you can see both at the same time, along with the rest of the charming city of Ollantaytambo. While there, don't forget to pet the resident dogs, and make sure be fair about it, because the dogs can get a little jealous. The staff was absolutely wonderful, kind, approachable and always there to help of give advice. This has to be one of the nicest places you could choose in Ollantaytambo. You'll be within easy walking distance of everything, from shopping to restaurants to interesting cultural sites. The town deserves at least a day of its own before you jump on the train to Machu Picchu -you can't go wrong with the Kamma Guest House.