Titilaka - Relais & Châteaux

全家一起度過了兩天快樂時光，服務，活動安排，餐飲，設施，沒有任何瑕疵。 如果有機會還會再來。

We stayed at Titilaka for three nights in September. We booked the sunrise room (room 308), and highly recommend. One of our favourite things to do every morning was order a cappuccino to be brought up to the room, and watch the sun rise before breakfast. There was one night were there was a thunderstorm in Puno, and watching the light show from the comfort of our room was breathtaking. We cannot say enough about our guide Abel. He sat down with us when we arrived at the hotel, and we organized our excursions with him. Our first full day, we went to the floating islands and we quite enjoyed seeing how they live on islands. We then went to Taquile for lunch, and the hike to and from the lunch area was very nice. It was a cloudy night, but we were also able to see the milky way. The next day, Abel took us on a hike, and we had a lot of fun, pushing our limits and reaching 4000 m. We were able to see various birds, and chinchillas. Our afternoon excursion was the bike ride, where we were able cycle through town, and see some cool bird life. Watching the sun set at the sundowner, with a drink and around other guests was a nice way to end our day. At the time of booking, we booked through Andean, which owns Titilaka, and two other properties we visited (Cirqa and Puqio). The process was very easy via Whatsapp, and we were able to check in at our first hotel and check out at Titilaka. Our dietary restrictions were communicated to all of the hotels (we are vegetarians), and we were provided a car that took us to each property, which stops to see guanacos, llamas and alpacas along the way. We very much enjoyed the drives – we had multiple bathroom breaks (the rides were 3 hours and six hours respectively), we were packed a picnic lunch and it really didn’t feel like we travelled for that long. The restaurant staff were very kind and attentive. On our last day, we asked to eat breakfast outside, and it was very nice to eat hearing the waves crashing around us. I also celebrated my birthday at Titilaka, and was surprised with a chocolate cake, which was very nice and moist. We would definitely recommend Titilaka to anyone who would like to visit the lake and thank Abel and the restaurant staff for everything!

An absolute must if you plan to visit Puno. It is not cheap but when you consider that the rate includes 3 meals a day and local guided tours and a magical setting it is well worth the 2 hour trip (transportation included) from the airport and the price. Highly recommend that you stay at least 3 nights to really relax and take advantage of all the experiences (astronomy lesson with stargazing, Uros island boat tour, bike tour, birdwatching, etc). Our guide Elmer was outstanding. Super fun, friendly and knowledgeable with excellent English language skill. We were lucky to have him all 3 days. Food is outstanding. Lots of local organic options including gluten free. Some menu items change each day and lots of cocktail options. The service is friendly and unpretentious. Rooms have staggeringly beautiful views and very comfortable. If you have time, don’t miss this place. We had a driver take us from Cusco to Puno with a stop at Rainbow mountain on the way (less busy side with ATV or motorbikes to take us to the top to avoid the grueling hike at super high altitude). Stayed 1 night in cheap hotel in central Puno town because we arrived too late to justify the additional night cost and wanted to see the town. The Titilaka hotel guide came to get us the next day.

The service in this hotel is not up to the standard of a fine five star hotel and the prices they charge. Little details and attitudes made our stay unpleasant. Is the staff well paid? Doest seem so Also, the location is nice but we have been to much more beautiful places that were not so cold.

The sceneey is nice but the service was not good and the hotel in general not to the standards that you expect at this range. The room had a problem with the air conditioning and they did not fix it until the next day. Asked for alternatives bit they didn't give any and weren't to keen on helping us find a positive solution. The mattress made strange sounds, as if it had cardboard inside. The positive was the scenery, so better try other options. Not for people who don't like very cold nights

Lake Titicaca is an iconic, near mythical destination that takes some getting to and frankly, given the altitude, takes some getting used to. So with those important caveats, we were delighted to follow our agent, Wimeya's strong advice to stay three nights in what must easily be the best luxury lodging on the lake. The service, views, atmosphere and food were excellent- and at that altitude, boy, we found we needed that. A superb boutique property, run by staff who care with passion

One of the most beautiful places I think I’ve ever been. If you’re going to lake Titicaca this is the place to stay. Very attentive staff, clean rooms, and great food. My only note is that the spa services could’ve been a little better but that’s not why you’re there.

This is a beautiful hotel with exceptional service. The rooms have a stunning view of the Lake. The hotel offers a number of excursions with knowledgeable guides, and the itineraries can be customized. The staff — ranging from the hotel services to the restaurant — were so enthusiastic and helpful.