Casa Andina Standard Puno

Stayed with my parents for almost a week. The great quality of its welcoming and helpful staff is what holds the reputation of this hotel and its brand. Room size seemed excessive, with little space for clothing storage but lots of empty space. No kettle nor mini-fridge. Bathroom door was impossible to close without waking up others in the middle of the night. Toilet seemed incredibly low, with a rather uneven seat cover, and the bin (required for toilet paper disposal) was tiny for three people. Breakfast felt rather basic. Fried or scambled eggs were made upon request but no other breakfast items like bacon were offered. Local bread was offered but couldn’t be warmed up. Fresh cheese would’ve been appreciated. The breakfast area always felt cold, and (disturbing) local TV newscasts would be played over random music. Location is its other true convenience as it is just a few blocks away from Pino Park. This is more of a solid 2-star hotel with space for improvement.

Ideal location. Staff are fantastic. Nice breakfast. Good rooms with huge beds and good showers. WiFi works great. Only criticism is lack of kettle in rooms. Also worth noting that there are no lifts.

This hotel was okay, but nothing to write home about. The rooms were spacious and clean and the beds were very comfortable. We went to the restaurant for dinner and were not impressed. Service was slow and the food just mediocre. That goes for the breakfast as well. The selection was limited and the automatic coffee machine made awful coffee. No cappuccino available. Hotel is well-located, which is a plus.

Laundry is very very overpriced for a three star hotel. I wouldn't even give it three stars. Some rooms on upper floors don't even have access to a lift..entrance and lobby are very congested..so is the restaurant area.||The lift lobby is quite a distance from the front entrance

I just stayed at this location for 2 nights. My friend I was traveling with was suffering from altitude sickness. While at the hotel she need oxygen several time. Jose was there for us all the time. He helped her get oxygen when she needed it, put our bags in our rooms, made sure the wi-fi was working, that we had filtered water and any other needs we had always with a smile on his face. He make our nights in Puno comfortable and special.||Also, the people at the front desk were also terrific. Overall a great stay.

Good clean hotel 5 minutes walk from main square . Friendly staff|Well stocked varied breakfast|Free Coca and mint tea always available|Clean comfortable room and bathroom|We were room 315 on top floor with outside 'view' |Sadly there was a noise of a generator/ large fridge/ something mechanical switching on and off all night which affected our sleep

Our room was large and spacious (and on the first floor). I’m pretty sure it’s meant to be wheelchair accesible based on the shower. It was cold in the room and since there was only one key, it was really inconvenient for one person to leave while the other showered since they could not get back in (you need the key to turn on the lights). Other than that, it was nice and there were extra blankets. The free breakfast was like any hotel breakfast although the shower could use a clean.

Convenient for the tour although not very scenic. Ok accommodation. Could use a bar for the evening. Shout out to Jose Luis who went the extra mile.