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"The hotel is secluded and has an excellent view and a great restaurant. "

"Nice and helpful personnel. Rooms are clean and spacious. The hotel is a bit apart from the center"

"Communication prior to arrival difficult. We were given a short boat tour, without being asked, and later charged for it, as was each boat trip. Property not the one advertised and rented, it was much smaller..Just as we were leaving we were presented with 90 45 soles in extra charges, which had never been declared. Each time the 3 of us got in his bost it cost us 45 soles or $18.. The tiny cabin was very cold, unheated. Temperature dropped to 9 at night. We slept very little, and myself only 1 hour..I gave our host, Nestor Coila a gift of a small navigation compass and received not even a thank you. Overall I feel we were played , kept uninformed and taken advantage of. In all honesty we could only stay 1 night out of the 3 booked. I cannot recommend this property nor the host to any future guests. Please be warned."

"Amazing experience in the Uros island close to Puno!"

"Special place, friendly owner"

"Staff were very helpful when tour operator issues occurred. At the end of the day they went above and beyond to help us receive an evening meal due to late return I the hotel after the restaurant had closed."

"Beautiful view and beautiful facilities. Buffet breakfast had plant-based milk and other items for vegans like me - lunch and dinner, not so much."

"Good boutique hotel "

"Great stay with very kind hosts. This is a B&B type lodging where a married couple (Adelia and Wilmar) caters to your needs. You'll sleep in a comfortable hut on the island with more amenities than you'd imagine was possible while staying on a floating island: Hot water, running water, in-room propane heater, compositing toilet. Adelia and her sister serve tasty simple meals. Wilmar will shuttle you to/from the mainland and take you on a quick tour on his reed boat. The couple has done an amazing job creating everything on the island. The island itself, the solar panels, water pumps, drainage, fish farm, huts, etc. were all built by them. I had a wonderful time learning about their way of life and enjoying the breathtaking (literally and figuratively) views."