Hotel - Titicaca Dora

Absolutely incredible location. Gorgeous! The family was wonderful, very friendly. It’s been a few weeks so I don’t remember everyone’s name, but the guy who picked us up on the boat and brought us to the house was very friendly, and had his young son with him who helped Dad drive the boat on the way back. Such a cutie! His mom made us a delicious meal for dinner and brought us hot water bottles for the bed at night, and brought us the biggest breakfast the next morning. I wish my Spanish was better so I couldve chatted with her more! We had everything we needed while we were there, and just enjoyed the beauty and tranquility

When we messaged them for a ride from the bus station to them, and when we messaged them to leave it took them a long time to respond. The home also got unbearably hot the next day but and we didn’t expect it, but sitting outside was a lot cooler so it wasn’t a huge deal

Extremely friendly and accommodating family owned lodging. Huge rooms with bathtub, outdoor gazebo and really warm bed. They give you hot water bottles to keep you warm at night. Eco-friendly bathrooms. The food was also wonderful.

Beautiful views, great host, lovely food and very relaxing and peaceful. Just what we wanted! 😊

Nothing - I would 100% recommend!

The room was very clean and comfortable. We highly recommend Titicaca Dora !

Everything. The stay was fantastic. The location is spectacular, located on a floating island, you can enjoy absolute peace and tranquility. Wonderful sunset. Equipped with all comforts. Particular credit goes to Renzo and his family, welcoming and always ready to help you. Their cuisine is also worth it.

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We stayed in the all-glass dome (the first of three domes) and had a fantastic experience. **Pickup and Check-in:** Despite some miscommunication through WhatsApp due to a language barrier, the pickup was on time and smooth. The boat ride to the dome took about 20 minutes. **Lunch:** Since we arrived at the lodge before lunch, Renzo was very accommodating and took us to a restaurant in the Uros community where we had the best grilled fish ever. **Uros Community Tour:** Renzo stayed with us throughout the Uros community tour, showing us a small museum of the Uros history, how the floating island was built, and how to cook on the island. We really wanted to ride the traditional boats, and even though Renzo doesn't have those at his lodge, he was very accommodating, calling around until he secured one for us. We also tried traditional Uros clothes at the Uros community. **Dinner:** We had dinner in our dome, which included soup, a main course, and dessert for 30 soles—a very reasonable price. **The Dome:** The dome we stayed in was comfortable, spacious, and stylish. The only caveat was that it was really cold at night. Plenty of blankets were provided, so the bed was warm enough, and a propane heater ran throughout the night. However, with temperatures dropping to -4 degrees on the night we stayed there, the heater had minimal effect. Hot water was slow to come, but I believe this applies to other lodges as well. The night sky was a great highlight for us; we've never seen so many stars. **Breakfast:** Breakfast included eggs, baked goods, juice, cheese, and ham. It was plentiful, more than enough to feed three people. **Check-out:** Check-out was very smooth. The lodge accepts credit cards, and Renzo can help you get a taxi at the port in case you need one. **Overall:** We can't recommend Renzo and his lodge enough. It was a great highlight of our trip to Peru, and we look forward to coming back in the future.

This hotel is in the most stunning location and Rasna and his mum were so helpful and on hand to help with whatever we needed. A truly unique stay.

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