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"This property, though it’s not near the plaza or Central area of town, is very beautiful and peaceful. I’m so glad we chose this place because as soon as you walk in the staff are more than willing to go above and beyond to help in anyway. The lobby is well appointed and gorgeous. There are two lovely fireplaces, which are lit in the evening. In the lobby, they offer Coka tea and Muna tea For those experiencing altitude sickness. There’s a beautiful gift shop which offers alpaca, scarves and other goods. There’s also a gift shop with local handmade goods. The room with the king size bed was spacious and very clean. There’s a very nice gas heater in the room to keep you warm throughout the night. The bed is very comfortable and the feather pillows keep you Sleeping soundly through the night. The shower has excellent water pressure and the water is very nice and hot. When you walk through the lobby, you will find the dining room and a bar leading out to the beautiful patio with lake views. There’s a bunch of cute guinea pig pigs outside and they have a few alpacas on Property to take pictures with. The breakfast was great with the large variety, so far our best breakfast in Peru. I would definitely recommend this hotel. And, I would definitely stay here multiple times whenever I have the opportunity. Luis, who works at the reception desk is very helpful and all of the reception staff are also helpful."

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

"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."