Search Guest Houses in Uros Floating Islands

"Todos muy amable, dispuestos ayudarte en lo que necesites, muy limpio y ordenado muchas gracias Casa Andina!"

"Stay was perfect. Staff was very curtious. Food was good. Over all it was a very good stay."

"Very helpful and happy staff. Hot buffet bkft with options of cooked to order. Laundry service, sent out. Since on a pedestrian only street, pick ups require some walking. The bellman came down 2 blocks to help with luggage s we arrived after dark and had trouble locating the hotel. A wonderful stay!"

"A wonderful experience at this home stay. This honesty is further out form the other home stays, closer to where they originally were located which means you get less tour boats driving past and privacy. The day tour to the community islands was fantastic. the food is simple and delicious! As it’s an island I would bring more snacks or drinks as there is no where to purchase them. Wifi works for basic stuff. Easy to arrange the pick up, the host will be at the port and drop you off whenever you need. Would highly recommend. "

"The hotel is secluded and has an excellent view and a great restaurant. "

"The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful. The location is very quiet and closed to town centre."

"Good location. Superior room wasn’t the one shown in pictures with nice windows. Clean. Helpful staff. "

"Beautiful view and beautiful facilities. Buffet breakfast had plant-based milk and other items for vegans like me - lunch and dinner, not so much."

"Great stay with very kind hosts. This is a B&B type lodging where a married couple (Adelia and Wilmar) caters to your needs. You'll sleep in a comfortable hut on the island with more amenities than you'd imagine was possible while staying on a floating island: Hot water, running water, in-room propane heater, compositing toilet. Adelia and her sister serve tasty simple meals. Wilmar will shuttle you to/from the mainland and take you on a quick tour on his reed boat. The couple has done an amazing job creating everything on the island. The island itself, the solar panels, water pumps, drainage, fish farm, huts, etc. were all built by them. I had a wonderful time learning about their way of life and enjoying the breathtaking (literally and figuratively) views."