Titicaca Home Perú

The energy in this place is amazing!

The bathroom is esencial. It s so cold

It was a nice time there beside I was a little bit sick, i really enjoyed the view and the service of the locals nice food, and excellent breakfast, you can pick the food you want and they will delivery to you at your room and they will take care of you by giving you hot water and things to keep you warm at night. Thanks

Just maybe the heater didn't work but they give other resources to keep you warm.

Incredibly friendly staff, Miguel and his daughter were on hand for anything we needed, gorgeous view from the deck. They also provided a beautiful breakfast and hot water bottles at night.

It is rustic so don’t expect luxury on a floating reed island.

The hosts were super friendly and helped us with the whole process of getting and leaving their island. Would definitely recommend

They offer you lunch and dinner (but chicken and rice arrived cold 🤨)

Be aware that you can getbto island Taquile cheaper than the offered 120 Soles if you go by yourself to the harbor in Puno! Also they asked me if I want to use the Balsa kayak a while - when it comes to pay everything I should pay 50 Soles for a ride of 20 minutes whitout informing me about the costs before :-( At first it was not possible to pay with credit card but then like a miracle the son appeared with a card reader and nothing was a problem. Kind of strange.

Clean sheets (despite no electricity, running water and washing machines), five alpaca blankets, each almost a centimeter thick, breakfast and dinner. Even the hostess has prepared two heaters with hot water, just in case. Miguel takes me to and from the port by boat, arranges a trip to Taquile Island in the interior of the lake and even offers me a tour in his own reed boat. Strongly recommend!

Miguel & Sabine are warm, very nurturing hosts who constantly worried about whether we were warm enough or had enough to eat. Miguel provided thick wool blankets for the short boat ride to the room, then brought us a thermos of hot water to drink hot water bottles to sleep with when it was bedtime and even lugged the giant heater over to our room. Tip: Sleep with the curtains open. The view at dawn from your bed is so worth it. There was even a mist-rainbow above the lake in front of our room, the sunlight refracting on mist. In the morning, Miguel invited us two and a Brazilian couple to ride in the boat with him to empty the nets behind their house of fish for breakfast.

The composting loo takes a little getting used to, but not unpleasant or nasty.

Very immersive and wonderful experience. Uros lodges are located far from touristic rush of Puno and we had a great opportunity to see the daily life of Miguel and his family - they were all very nice, friendly and very helpful. Also, they provided us with great food, took us fishing, gave us sorojchi pills when we did not feel great because of high altitude and much much more. Highly recommend to everyone!

Our lodge was little bit tiny and for hot water we had to go to another lodge, but it wasn't something we couldn't put up with or it would have affected our great experience :)