Uros Samaraña Uta Lodge

Merci à César pour son accueil et son tour auprès des habitants des îles. La chambre est spacieuse et confortable. Il y a tout le confort moderne (eau chaude et électricité) Les repas sont confectionnés avec des produits frais

Si vous cherchez le confort et le service d'un hôtel 5*, n'allez pas dans les îles UROS en général. Cesar propose une expérience de vie (version luxe) sur ces îles où la vie est dure de manière générale.

The provision of full board was excellent The meals were simple but tasty The outlook was incredible The tour of the Uros community was excellent and highly educational

This was glamping so be prepared! The water pressure in the shower is poor but good enough and hot enough for a good wash. This is a place with no nitelife and does not pretend to be! It is Forrest, appreciation of nature and the cultural heritage of the local peopl

It's a beautiful place to experience the local culture. I lived our two day stay.

It was freezing in the mornings!

Perfect Host and nice lodge. Great view :)

Cesar was a great host, this was a very unique place to visit. With the minimalist lifestyle that the Uros people have, it was great to get a glimpse into their lives and to get to know them better,

It was the winter time of the year when we visited. They did their best to help keep us warm with a heater in the room and water bottles filled with hot water for the beds at night. The cold weather outside was very cold, but that is nothing they could have changed.

四人房空間很大，熱水很燙，睡前會給暖水壺。房間內有暖火爐，所以室內空間不會太冷。

原本民宿當天晚上說可以提供我們隔天早上五點的早餐，但到隔天早上，我們在餐廳等到的是他們無法準備那麼早的早餐。如果無法準備，先讓我們知道，至少我們可以自己準備早餐，而不是什麼都沒吃，就說10分鐘後送我們離開。連簡單零食都無法提供。

Our stay at Samaraña Uta Lodge was amazing and we would recommend to anyone. The lodge itself is right within the floating islands about 15 minutes from the port. The rooms are large and comfortable and we had no issue with it being cold. The heaters, thick blankets, and hot water bottles were more than enough and we slept well. Cesar and his wife were so accommodating and kind and they made our stay special. They are also so proud of their community and grateful to be able to share it. You could feel the passion they have for their lodge and home. We stayed two nights and on the main day we were there Cesar took our family and the other couple staying at the lodge on his boat around to some of the islands. We stopped at on small island where a few families lived and Cesar gave us a history of the islands and an amazing visualization of how the islands are made. It was so cool! They also had a small market set up on their island that we found a few handmade pieces at and then they took us on their tourist boat. The food at the lodge was also very good and all meals had more food than we could eat! Overall, this was one of the best things we did in Peru. A few things I wondered going in that I didn’t see in other reviews: Getting to and from the lodge - Cesar helped get us a taxi from the train station to the port (about 20 soles) and from the port to the airport (about 170 soles). Transportation to the lodge is then by boat. A tour of the islands is included and everything we were hoping for! Drinking water is provided and resupplied as often as you need. There is no bar but Cesar took us to a small restaurant during the tour where we got a beer to take back and have with dinner. Temperature: we did not have any issues with staying warm! During the day the sun warmed the rooms and at night there were propane heaters. (Though as a disclaimer, we are from a northern state and understand the cold)