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"This is one of the most unusual places I have ever stayed or been in my life. The hotel is built on a floating stack of reeds. You are brought to the hotel by boat. It is quite comfortable and the people are so kind. It was a great experience "

"Nice room with a big comfy bed and stunning views of the lake and Los Uros. Food was good, but a little overpriced. "

"We had an amazing one night experience staying at Casita del Titicaca. The hospitality was outstanding and we very much enjoyed Edens company. He took us fishing, arranged for logistics to and from Puno and served us excellent meals for dinner, breakfast and lunch, food was both fresh and tasty and we had desserts as well. The bathrooms are as comfortable as can be but we did have hot showers (low water pressure but thats a given). The beds were warm and comfortable and all three of us slept really well. The decor was authentic and aesthetically pleasing. The room was super spacious and the outside deck area was beautiful with beds blankets as well as seating to watch the sunset. We loved eveeything about the stay!"

"Stay was perfect. Staff was very curtious. Food was good. Over all it was a very good stay."

"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."