Titilaka

One of the best hotels we have stayed at. Sitting on the lakeside it is a modern and well laid out hotel with panoramic views of the lake. The staff are friendly and very helpful, and the excursions (which were included in our stay) fantastic. The restaurant was also very good, as was the bar. There is no lift, and at this altitude we were breathless once we got up there. If you are in any way unfit, ask for a room on the lower floor. We had a beautiful view from our window over lake Titicaca

This is a superb, small hotel in a great location. The setting is perfect, right on the lake. The design is delightful - spacious, interesting, and comfortable. The staff are first class - attentive, very capable and friendly. Food is excellent. All the rooms are great - see my comments in tips. And our guide was great too - important since you’re coming here for the activities. We had Wily, who was very knowledgeable and shared info on many topics (local customs, history, astronomy) in a great way. We did the floating islands tour - must do if you have only one day. Plus the evening talk on the interaction of Incas and astronomy - fascinating. If you’re a keen cyclist, the mountain bikes are ok and you can discuss the route with the guide using the big map in reception. I went up the big peninsula but was happy with only 25k because of the altitude. Morning activity. Also did a v good walk at Isla Taquile - with a drive close to the top of the hill and then a 2.5 mile hike with great views through v interesting landscape before being collected by the minibus. Afternoon activity. All in all, two super days!

This is a beautiful hotel with wonderful views over Titicaca Lake. Unfortunately by the time that we arrived my husband was suffering from altitude sickness so we didn't get the best out of it that we could have and never made it to breakfast. The room was beautiful with a western facing aspect to watch the sunset with a large double bed and chaise lounge, with free snacks and drinks in the mini bar. As my husband was poorly for a whole day he gave me permission to go without him on the pre-booked boat trip of Lake Titicaca, which was amazing - would thoroughly recommend it. The food in the restaurant was lovely and the staff were also really good. We missed breakfast again on our last day due to our early start so we asked for a packed breakfast to take with us, and there was enough food in it for breakfast and lunch. The Peruvians really like to feed their guests. The only downside is that it is quite a long way from Puno to drive to.

We stayed at Titilaka for three nights in September. We booked the sunrise room (room 308), and highly recommend. One of our favourite things to do every morning was order a cappuccino to be brought up to the room, and watch the sun rise before breakfast. There was one night were there was a thunderstorm in Puno, and watching the light show from the comfort of our room was breathtaking. We cannot say enough about our guide Abel. He sat down with us when we arrived at the hotel, and we organized our excursions with him. Our first full day, we went to the floating islands and we quite enjoyed seeing how they live on islands. We then went to Taquile for lunch, and the hike to and from the lunch area was very nice. It was a cloudy night, but we were also able to see the milky way. The next day, Abel took us on a hike, and we had a lot of fun, pushing our limits and reaching 4000 m. We were able to see various birds, and chinchillas. Our afternoon excursion was the bike ride, where we were able cycle through town, and see some cool bird life. Watching the sun set at the sundowner, with a drink and around other guests was a nice way to end our day. At the time of booking, we booked through Andean, which owns Titilaka, and two other properties we visited (Cirqa and Puqio). The process was very easy via Whatsapp, and we were able to check in at our first hotel and check out at Titilaka. Our dietary restrictions were communicated to all of the hotels (we are vegetarians), and we were provided a car that took us to each property, which stops to see guanacos, llamas and alpacas along the way. We very much enjoyed the drives – we had multiple bathroom breaks (the rides were 3 hours and six hours respectively), we were packed a picnic lunch and it really didn’t feel like we travelled for that long. The restaurant staff were very kind and attentive. On our last day, we asked to eat breakfast outside, and it was very nice to eat hearing the waves crashing around us. I also celebrated my birthday at Titilaka, and was surprised with a chocolate cake, which was very nice and moist. We would definitely recommend Titilaka to anyone who would like to visit the lake and thank Abel and the restaurant staff for everything!

If you’re looking for a place that feels like it’s perched at the edge of the world, then Titilaka Hotel is your dream come true! Nestled on the shores of the stunning Lake Titicaca, this hotel offers a unique blend of modern luxury and serene natural beauty that’s hard to beat. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the sleek, contemporary design of the hotel, which somehow manages to blend perfectly with its remote, rugged surroundings. The rooms are spacious, immaculately clean, and designed with both comfort and style in mind. Waking up to panoramic views of the lake was an absolute highlight. I would say it is very romantic, and I would recommend to share the experience with a loved one. The food at Titilaka was equally impressive and changing daily. Every meal was a feast for the senses, with fresh, local ingredients taking center stage. Speaking of adventures, the hotel offers some fantastic tours, led by knowledgeable and passionate guides who really bring the local culture and landscape to life. Whether you’re exploring the small islands on the lake or simply enjoying a boat ride on the lake, you’re in for an unforgettable experience. But what really sets Titilaka apart is the staff. They’re warm, attentive, and go above and beyond to make sure your stay is perfect. If there’s one small thing to note, it’s that the remote location means you’re a bit off the beaten path – but honestly, that’s part of the charm. Just be ready for a bit of a journey to get there, but trust me, it’s worth every moment. In summary, Titilaka Hotel offers a breathtaking escape where modern luxury meets natural wonder. The views, the food, and the exceptional service make it a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the magic of Lake Titicaca.