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Opening to the public in 2006, the Casa Andina sits at an almost breathless 3800m above sea-level and is linked to the town via its own train station. Its construction reflects its “altiplano” highland roots and takes good advantage of the area’s natural materials, from its clay tiles and wooden beams to rendered adobe brick and stone. Just above the water, a spacious sun terrace allows guests to relax and admire the view, perfect after a day out on the lake. The Casa Andina Private Col...

Though remote, Isla Suasi Hotel is perfect for those looking for some R&R surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Lake Titicaca. Although far from luxurious, the hotel captures the essence of Titicaca constructed using local materials from adobe bricks and regional stone to the totora reed thatched roofs. Solar panels heat the water while organic composting further minimises its environmental impact. There are well-maintained gardens throughout dotted with hammocks and patios ideally positi...

Ideally positioned on the lake, the Libertador Lake Titicaca is large, comfortable and offers guests a familiar traditional hotel experience. The hotel’s Los Uros restaurant specialises in Novo Andino cuisine, a fusion of international dishes with regional ingredients, and offers local delicacies including baked local trout and grilled alpaca. Peruvian cocktails such as Pisco Sours are served at the Taquile bar which boasts floor to ceiling windows, a wonderful way for guests to relax at th...