Triple Room
Sleeps 6 · 3× Queen Bed
- Shower
- Bidet
- Daily housekeeping
- Bedsheets provided
- Low-height counters/sink
★★ Islas Flotantes de los Uros, Puno, Puno, Puno, PE
7.6 guest rating· 15 reviews
Spectacular Views and Amenities
Indulge in the expansive terrace and beautiful garden while enjoying concierge services. Savor a meal at Titicaca Uta or grab a snack at the on-site bar. Join the daily complimentary reception and relish a delicious continental breakfast each morning.
Top-notch Services
Benefit from amenities such as a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and refreshing coffee/tea in the communal area. An airport shuttle is available for your convenience.
Comfortable Accommodations
With 6 cozy guestrooms featuring bathrooms with showers and bidets, make yourself at home during your stay.
Book now and experience the charm of Uros Titicaca Uta Lodge in Puno, steps away from Lake Titicaca and minutes from top attractions!
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Islas Flotantes de los Uros, Puno, Puno, Puno, PE
Guest review
10.0Very friendly, hard working and lovely family! Beautiful view of the Lake!
Guest review
10.0Staying on the Uros islands is highly recommended. The rate includes amazing breakfast and Dinners cooked for you. As well as boat transportation from Puno to the hotel. The staff arranged a tour for us to Taquile island and the rest of the parts of Uros islands. The cultural experience is amazing. The staff were so nice and attended to our every need. You won't get a chance ti stay on a floating island made of reeds anywhere else so we highly advise you to try it!
Guest review
6.0The island is beautiful and so is the rental lodge. Huge windows with seating out on a deck where you can enjoy a full view of the lake and mountains. It’s very quiet there and although you can only get there by boat, they are very timely with picking you up and dropping you off. Communication beforehand was very good and they were responsive. We stayed here in the spring and at night it hit 31 degrees F and we had no heat. They did make our bed up with several layers of incredibly warm bedding and gave us hot water bottles, but it was still incredibly uncomfortable to be freezing in our room and in the dining room. Not to be too graphic, but it was so cold that I didn’t want to go to the bathroom because I didn’t want to expose any skin to the air. There is hot water - I took a 5 minute shower under a trickle of water and my husband took a shower about 3 hours later and all water pooped out 2 mins into his shower. There is an outlet in the room powered by solar power - enough to slowly charge electronics and enough to run a portable CPAP machine. They provided meals, which is fortunate since you have no way to access food otherwise. Because of that, we had thought meals were included in the rate, but we were charged 60 soles for a basic dinner of soup, steamed veggies, baked chicken breasts, and tea. Breakfast was included. Be prepared for the matriarch to come into the dining room to sell knitted souvenirs. Owners spoke almost no English.
Guest review
8.0Lovely hosts! One of a kind experience. Don’t expect any amenities! ;)
Guest review
4.0Nice family on floating island. Very comfortable beds. Simple but acceptable dinner and breakfast. Enjoyable grass boat ride in evening with nice man. Very cold room. Little to no running water in bathroom. One towel for 5 people. Very expensive boat ride in fine filled boat. None of the staff spoke English. Whan we passed other Uros islands, there appeared to be cultural presentations being given. Nothing like this was offered at this island.
Annulation de l’hotel 4 h avant notre arrivée
2.0L’établissement a annulé 4 heures avant notre arrivée (famille de 4 personnes ) d’alternative. Nous nous sommes retrouvé a Puño à essayer de trouver un hôtel, nous avons perdu une journée de viste.
Children under 18 are generally not allowed to stay at properties in Peru without a parent, legal guardian or duly authorized responsible person. Accompanying adults may be asked for both their and the child's ID as well as any duly notarized supporting documentation. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Peruvian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.
According to Peruvian law, cash is not accepted for payments over PEN 2,000 or USD 500. Payments greater than these amounts must be settled by credit card or other methods approved by the property and local law. Payments cannot be split between currencies.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
Pets allowed
Social distancing measures are in place
Professional property host/manager
Pets allowed (no fees)
No cribs (infant beds) available