Hostal Jallalla

Large room with a lovely view. Just a little chilly but warm in the bed. Super quiet at night. Breakfast was very pleasant.

The building and its stone decors, the view on the lake is amazing. Rooms are spacius and clean. Good breakfast and staff is very nice and kind.

It is a long climb up from the port and it was delightful to reach our hostel. The room was lovely, the view spectacular. And hot water, and a comfy warm bed was just what we needed! Very comfortable and well located (close to a couple of good restaurants.

Very nice, spacious room. The hostel is at the very top of the hill in Yumani - which means very good views in the afternoon/evening (but best not to take too much luggage onto the island). It’s also very close to most of the better places to eat in Yumani.

I loved this place. It has the best location of the village: high up, right next to all the restaurants with a great view. My room was also outstanding, with three windows overseeing donkeys, lake Titicaca and the village. Breakfast was very good too and the owners were very friendly

Like so many places in Bolivia, there is no heating, so prepare for the cold (I was prepared and still I was freezing)

Amazing view. Excellent rooms. Very clean and beautiful accommodation. They served pancakes our first breakfast.

The staff was half of the day absent or quite hard to reach. The place is run by a family and during the day only the teenage daughter was present at the hostal to help. If you need anything or have questions we usually had to wait until the evening until one of the parents came home. As a softening circumstance the family had a funeral that week, so our experience might have been an exception. The worst part was that the family offered us to share a boot to the mainland (Copacabana), but they bailed on us at the very last moment (1 hour before scheduled departure). We experienced great difficulty due to their unreliability. We had a flight from la Paz and we almost missed it because we were stuck two hours longer on the island. It was extremely stressful that they broke their promise to us. In the end we had to pay a large amount of money for a private boot transfer. Unfortunately this stay left us with a sour taste. On the other hand, the rooms were impressive.

it has wifi and it works.

1. The staff give us the exchange with a broken US dollar. ( since here cannot pay with card) And disappeared since then that we cannot manage to change it back in either bolivianos and dollars. We just need to swallow the lost…😞 2. Shower water either very hoy or very cold, impossible to manage the normal temperature, and the staff is not helping at all. Besides, the water super small. I can say it is the most horrible shower I have taken in my life… 😖 3. The bed sheet is very dirty, have a lot of stains and dirty diets on it…

The rooms were clean and comfortable

The night when I stayed had no electricity, so there was no light, no hot water and no wifi No credit card payment accepted. I had to pay 22€ in cash, instead of 19,4 USD (18,21 €). No matter what booking.com price says, they have their own price and conversion rates. So please carry Bolivian soles.