Lake Titicaca
Secluded on the rugged shoreline of Lake Titicaca, one hour south of Puno, luxury hotel Titilaka is a destination in itself. Huge picture windows drink in…
Must-see hotels in Lake Titicaca
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Lake Titicaca
It would be hard to miss the museum-like, arched-window exterior of Taypikala Lago at its prime and singular position near the lake. Handsome rustic…
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Lake Titicaca
On Titicaca's only private island, this is as exclusive as resorts get. Terraced rooms are well-appointed, with down duvets, fireplaces and lake views…
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Puno
This delightful traditional Puno home has a flower-filled courtyard and inviting rooms lining a 2nd-floor balcony. But the real draw is the sincere…
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Puno
Yes, a midrange Puno hotel with a sense of style. The 33 large, heated rooms feature snug duvets and earth tones, extra pillows, desks, flat-screen TVs…
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Puno
The classic version of this fashionable Peruvian chain features snappy service and 50 tasteful rooms with muted colors, decorated with Andean folk motifs…
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Puno
This well-run, central hotel with 64 rooms is one of the largest in Puno, but is often full. All rooms are modern and neutral, and the bathrooms are great…
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Puno
On the outskirts of Puno, with lovely lakeside ambience, this upmarket hotel features 46 rooms, gardens and a gourmet restaurant. It even has its own…
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Puno
Tucked into a small alley, this hostel earns high marks for service. Very clean, it features bunks with down duvets, and attractive old tile and parquet…
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Puno
The 'blue moon' name might conjure images of a cozy, tranquil night's rest, and this small hotel is tucked far enough away from the noise that it's true…
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Puno
Bright and cheery, Pukara leaves no corner undecorated, with an eye-catching four-story relief, murals and other touches. Rooms all have cable TV, phones…
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Lake Titicaca
When you arrive, Amantaní Community Lodging, basically the island families, will allocate you to your accommodations according to a rotating system…
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Lake Titicaca
Community leader Félix Turpo has a gorgeous garden and the Capachica Peninsula’s most spectacular view, overlooking Isla Taquile. It’s also the spot to…
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Lake Titicaca
You can stay with the engaging Alfonso Quispe and his family, right on the edge of the lake. Catch your own fish for breakfast, birdwatch, hike to the…
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Lake Titicaca
Tiny somnolent Chifrón (population 24) is located off the main road in the northeast corner of the Capachica Peninsula. Very basic accommodation for a…
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Puno
This modern hotel features 15 rooms distributed across three stories. High-quality mattresses ensure sound sleeping in ample, tangerine-hued rooms. There…
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Lake Titicaca
An excellent, if pricey, choice, the towering Royal Inn boasts well-maintained, modern rooms with hot showers, heating and cable TV, plus one of Juliaca’s…
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Puno
This quiet hotel features nice (but somewhat dull) rooms with paneled walls and carpets. The staff is helpful and there’s a tour agency and good…
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Puno
Housed in a startlingly jagged, glass-fronted ziggurat on the Plaza de Armas, this small hotel is recommended by many travelers for its personable staff…
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Puno
This sophisticated hotel has such incredible lake views from every room that you might be tempted to just stay in. Why not when the spacious, neutral…
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Puno
The fake 'wood paneling' might make Puma resemble a 1980s business hotel with family beds thrown in, but it's clean, comfortable and excellent value for a…
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Lake Titicaca
Magno Cahui, his wife and their children have six cozy cabins built around his grandfather’s stone altar. There is an incredible view of Lake Titicaca…
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Lake Titicaca
This lodging three blocks from Chucuito's main plaza has a charming, overgrown garden, rustic stone cabins and family bungalows complete with woodburning…
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Lake Titicaca
Stay in one of a dozen rustic, straw-thatched cabins above the town. Guests can arrive unannounced – ask around at the plaza for Rufino to find his place.
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Lake Titicaca
Local legend Valentín Quispe and his wife Lucila have a charming guesthouse hidden down a stone path amongst overgrown greenery. They also rent out kayaks.
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Puno
An elegant European-owned casona (large house) with helpful staff. Part of its charm is the Republican-era building with a covered courtyard, and…
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Lake Titicaca
Just north of Sillustani, Atuncolla offers turismo vivencia (homestays). You can help your host family with farming, hike to lookouts and lesser-known…
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Puno
Cordial but kooky, this budget lodging is spruced up with satin bedspreads and chandeliers. Archaeologist owner Ricardo Conde is eccentric gold, offering…
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Puno
Snug rooms have parquet floors, cable TV, hot showers and heating but vary in quality at this large, well-established spot. There are charming touches,…
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Puno
This colonial-style hotel has lovely, airy common spaces, a mind-bending Vertigo-style spiral staircase and a 6th-floor dining room with panoramic views…
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Lake Titicaca
The homely rooms here have mismatched bedding that looks like somebody raided the family linen cabinet, but everything is comfortable and clean. Just two…
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Puno
Serene but close to the action, this friendly, good-value hostel has outdated decor, with its best rooms on the upper floors. The roomy light-filled patio…
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Puno
A mellow spot with a barrage of cultures and exceptionally large, comfy, clean rooms. It might feel like grandma's house, but it provides personal service…
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Lake Titicaca
Richard Cahui Flores works with lots of families and is the best point of contact for advance bookings. He will set you up with somebody else if he doesn…
