Holiday review by Elizabeth Ralphs
Name: Elizabeth RalphsDate of trip: 13/08/2010
Number of people: 2
Country: PeruOverall level of Satisfaction
Tribes Overall: "We loved the whole trip. Its not for those seeking a relaxed, lazy holiday. It is for those seeking the refreshment of the different and reminds us how lucky we are."
Tribes Service: "Helpful and professional without fuss."
Guides: "We had three guides. Two were excellent one less good. He was unwell and his command of English was not as good as the other two."
Social & Environmental Responsibility: "Average"
Accommodation
The home was far less basic than we had been told. The bed had a mattress and there was a flush lavatory. With or without these facilities the experience was what mattered. The 4 year old son in my family was called Beckham. I've still not recovered from that and his father said that any second son would be called Peres!
Very comfortable hotel in a style we like. That is not all glass and steel. The staff were helpful and friendly. Nice touch that bottled water was available on the corridor.
We had our one unfortunate experience here. The dovet's were, to be honest, filthy under the clean sheets. We asked for them to be changed. The request was ignored.
Susan was ill at this hotel. They were most accommodating and managed to give us the room for an extra night which greatly eased her discomfort. I went to the island alone.
Lovely hotel. In an ideal world we would have like the option of lunch on the second day rather than dinner the night we arrived.
customer rating
5/5 from 59 reviews
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facts and information
Time: GMT-5hrs
Flight time: Both KLM and Iberia have flights to Lima via Europe, leaving the UK early in the morning to arrive in Lima in the evening. The flight time is about 14 hours. It is also possible to fly to Lima via America.
Language: Spanish and Quechua are the official languages.
Visas: Not required for British travellers (up to 90 days). EC nationals can ask us for further advice.
Health: There are no compulsory vaccinations, except yellow fever if visiting the rainforest. Malaria prophylactics are also recommended in the rainforest.
