Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu
$43
/ night
Avg. for September
Prices for Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu
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$43
/ night
Avg. for September
Monthly average prices
Nightly prices at Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu average $31 in January, the cheapest month, and $74 in July, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.
| Month | Average price |
|---|---|
| January | $31 |
| February | $33 |
| March | $35 |
| April | $39 |
| May | $40 |
| June | $53 |
| July | $74 |
| August | $64 |
| September | $43 |
| October | $42 |
| November | $38 |
| December | $36 |
Most expensive: July (~$74)
Cheapest: January (~$31)
About this property
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a hair salon. Additional features at this hostel include a television in a common area, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.
Restaurant
Non-Smoking Rooms
Room Service
Tour Desk
Housekeeping
Banquet Facilities
Location
AV. PACHACUTEC 806, Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu, Peru
Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu (0.1 miles)
Manco Capac Square (0.2 miles)
Aguas Calientes Hot Springs (0.3 miles)
Urubamba River (0.3 miles)
Butterfly Farm of Machu Picchu (1.1 miles)
Manuel Chavez Ballon Site Museum (1.4 miles)
Room options
7
Classic Quadruple Room
Room details
1 Full Bed
and 1 Bunk Bed
Sleeps 4
178 ft²
Wi-Fi (Free)
6
Shared Dormitory, 4 Beds
Room details
1 Full Bed
Sleeps 2
178 ft²
Shared AccommodationsWi-Fi (Free)Private Bathroom
6
Classic Double Room
Room details
1 Full Bed
Sleeps 2
178 ft²
Wi-Fi (Free)Private Bathroom
8
Design Twin Room, 2 Double Beds, City View
Room details
2 Full Beds
Sleeps 2
178 ft²
Wi-Fi (Free)Private Bathroom
6
Classic Double Or Twin Room, Multiple Beds
Room details
2 Twin Beds
Sleeps 2
178 ft²
Wi-Fi (Free)Private Bathroom
9
Design Double Or Twin Room, 1 Double Bed, Hill View
Room details
1 Full Bed
Sleeps 2
178 ft²
Wi-Fi (Free)Private Bathroom
6
Design Double Room, 1 Double Bed, Hill View
Room details
1 Full Bed
Sleeps 2
Wi-Fi (Free)Private Bathroom
Guest reviews of Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu
8.3
Very good
Based on 760 verified reviews
Facilities
8.2
Cleanliness
8.4
Service
9
4
Marc-André
May 22, 2026
·
Stayed 3 nights
Pros: - Very kind staff, they really seemed to care about their clients. - 24/7 check in and services including WhatsApp communication in need of assistance. - I mentionned to the staff what I had difficulties with (see cons about humidity) but they informed me that there wasn't much they could do to help and couldn't accommodate me with another room at that time. They did clean the room however which was appreciated even though it didn't feel dirty. - Staying over at this hostel is actually pretty OK if youre staying for one night only, having in mind the cons. We weren't very lucky with our Machu Picchu tickets so we had to stay over for three nights. Cons: - We had a very humid room. Our hair, clothes, bed sheets and blankets were very damp and it felt cold and extremelyuncomfortable. The air was difficult to breathe at night as it was heavy with humidity. The building itself is overall open with no real way to dehumidify the room other than keeping the windows open. - The city is very loud at night, our neighbors were pretty loud and screaming from the rooftop of the building as well, but this was acceptable in my opinion... - There was a very loud compressor-type of noise going on and off every minutes or so, it made it very difficult to relax and fall asleep. - The rooms windows are made in such a way that if your curtains are open people will be able to see you from the hallways, so keep that in mind for your privacy/intimacy purposes.
Pros: - Very kind staff, they really seemed to care about their clients. - 24/7 check in and services including WhatsApp communication in need of assistance. - I mentionned to the staff what I had difficulties with (see cons about humidity) but they informed me that there wasn't much they could do to help and couldn't accommodate me with another room at that time. They did clean the room however which was appreciated even though it didn't feel dirty. - Staying over at this hostel is actually pretty OK if youre staying for one night only, having in mind the cons. We weren't very lucky with our Machu Picchu tickets so we had to stay over for three nights. Cons: - We had a very humid room. Our hair, clothes, bed sheets and blankets were very damp and it felt cold and extremelyuncomfortable. The air was difficult to breathe at night as it was heavy with humidity. The building itself is overall open with no real way to dehumidify the room other than keeping the windows open. - The city is very loud at night, our neighbors were pretty loud and screaming from the rooftop of the building as well, but this was acceptable in my opinion... - There was a very loud compressor-type of noise going on and off every minutes or so, it made it very difficult to relax and fall asleep. - The rooms windows are made in such a way that if your curtains are open people will be able to see you from the hallways, so keep that in mind for your privacy/intimacy purposes.
2
Stella
May 11, 2026
·
Stayed 1 night
Smelled like mold and very noisy. Impossible to sleep.
Smelled like mold and very noisy. Impossible to sleep.
2
Taylor
Apr 29, 2026
·
Stayed 1 night
The property felt like it was under construction, and the entrance looked like the aftermath of a frat party. There was pounding construction noise all day, which was especially frustrating after being up since 3 a.m. and trying to rest. The room was decent for the price, and the staff was initially friendly and helpful. The next day, I moved into a private room. While waiting, I was using a portable charger to charge my phone since all my belongings were already packed. When my new room was ready, I unplugged my phone, put it in my pocket, and set the charger on the bed so I could carry my bags downstairs. Once in the new room, I realized the charger was missing. I went back immediately, but housekeeping had already cleaned the room, and it was gone. I checked with staff and searched all my belongings multiple times, but it was never recovered. In less than 10 minutes, it completely disappeared. What made it worse was that I didn’t feel taken seriously and was made to feel as though I was mistaken, which was both frustrating and concerning.
The property felt like it was under construction, and the entrance looked like the aftermath of a frat party. There was pounding construction noise all day, which was especially frustrating after being up since 3 a.m. and trying to rest. The room was decent for the price, and the staff was initially friendly and helpful. The next day, I moved into a private room. While waiting, I was using a portable charger to charge my phone since all my belongings were already packed. When my new room was ready, I unplugged my phone, put it in my pocket, and set the charger on the bed so I could carry my bags downstairs. Once in the new room, I realized the charger was missing. I went back immediately, but housekeeping had already cleaned the room, and it was gone. I checked with staff and searched all my belongings multiple times, but it was never recovered. In less than 10 minutes, it completely disappeared. What made it worse was that I didn’t feel taken seriously and was made to feel as though I was mistaken, which was both frustrating and concerning.
4
Rafael
Apr 28, 2026
·
Stayed 3 nights
Beds were sunken in & yellow. Smelled moldy in the room, probably because no sunlight ever hits it. Room felt kinda gross. For some reason they had music blasting into the night, despite the fact that ppl are there to see Machu Picchu & need to get up early or are coming from a multi day trek & need some rest. Wouldn't stay here again
Beds were sunken in & yellow. Smelled moldy in the room, probably because no sunlight ever hits it. Room felt kinda gross. For some reason they had music blasting into the night, despite the fact that ppl are there to see Machu Picchu & need to get up early or are coming from a multi day trek & need some rest. Wouldn't stay here again
10
Katherine
Apr 9, 2026
·
Stayed 1 night
Room: It was clean and comfortable. I’m 5ft and it was more than spacious for me ! The locker is right near you so need to worry about having a locker imo. The bathroom was also clean and accommodating. Staff: The staff was amazing ! All four of them. Both receptionist were very helpful during my stay. The girl was able to get me a knife to cut a maracuya open and some salt as well, I am very appreciative of it lol. They’re all very friendly and comfortable to talk if you need anything or just want to hang around. The three guys specifically are very funny and make the stay a 10/10 experience for sure ! Food: The breakfast was very yummy, the drinks as well. I would recommend to have a sandwich for breakfast, I loved it before my trip to Machupichu.
Room: It was clean and comfortable. I’m 5ft and it was more than spacious for me ! The locker is right near you so need to worry about having a locker imo. The bathroom was also clean and accommodating. Staff: The staff was amazing ! All four of them. Both receptionist were very helpful during my stay. The girl was able to get me a knife to cut a maracuya open and some salt as well, I am very appreciative of it lol. They’re all very friendly and comfortable to talk if you need anything or just want to hang around. The three guys specifically are very funny and make the stay a 10/10 experience for sure ! Food: The breakfast was very yummy, the drinks as well. I would recommend to have a sandwich for breakfast, I loved it before my trip to Machupichu.
FAQs about Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu
What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?
Continental breakfasts are available daily from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee of approximately USD 5 for adults and children.
What are the standard check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 14:00 until 00:00, and check-out is at 10:00. Early check-in and late check-out are available for a fee, subject to availability.
Are airport shuttle services available?
Airport shuttle services are available for a fee of USD 10 per vehicle (one-way). Guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival to arrange the transfer.
Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?
The property is located within a 5-minute walk of Aguas Calientes Hot Springs and the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. It is also close to Manco Capac Square and Putucusi, with distances ranging from 0.1 km to 0.5 km.
What are the policies for guests staying with children?
Children under 18 are generally not allowed to stay without a parent or legal guardian. One child aged 3 years or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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