Titilaka
Hotel · Peru
37X7+5F Plateria s/n, Puno, Peru
Highlights
Luxe all-inclusive hotel with lake views, private beaches & excursions
Luxe all-inclusive hotel with lake views, private beaches & excursions
"Titilaka, Lake Titicaca, Peru, offers a breakfast with panoramic views of the lake, featuring local produce like aguaymanto and fresh herb teas made with muña and coca leaves. The spread includes trout from the lake and à la carte add-ons such as hearty egg dishes and ancient-grain pancakes."
"A gorgeous lodge by Lake Titicaca offering scenic views and serene experiences."
"An 18-room lodge on a red sandstone peninsula near the town of Puno, decorated in contemporary style with wood-and-cowhide chairs and wool rugs." - Gabriel Urza
"Housed in a refurbished building on a four-acre private peninsula, this all-inclusive luxury resort is far more expensive than most hotels on Lake Titicaca, but it’s well worth the splurge. Not only are all of your meals, cocktails, and most excursions included, but the lodge invests deeply in the local community—it hires more than three-quarters of its staff from the surrounding area, sources as many ingredients as possible from regional farmers, and turns to nearby artisans for its textiles and other crafts. Additionally, the on-site restaurant is one of the best in the area. If you’d prefer a more private dining experience, take your meal on one of the hotel’s wraparound terraces, or order 24-hour room service. All 18 rooms face the lake and feature heated floors (it can get chilly at night at 12,500 feet of elevation), a banquette overlooking the water, a free mini-bar, and deep bathtubs. King rooms are the most economical, but the two corner rooms—with their spacious layouts and panoramic views of the lake—are the most requested. For the best sunrise or sunset vistas, choose either the “Dawn” or “Dusk” rooms."
"Split between Peru and Bolivia, the magnificent Lake Titicaca, considered by Incas to be the sacred birthplace of human civilization, is one of the largest, deepest, and highest bodies of water on the globe. Backpackers have long made the pilgrimage to the water’s edge; this, by contrast, is a high-end luxury boutique hotel that’s set to bring a whole new audience to these shores." - Tablet Hotels
