2 Best Hotels in The Southern Andes and Lake Titicaca, Peru

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We've compiled the best of the best in The Southern Andes and Lake Titicaca - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Belmond Las Casitas

$$$$ | Fundo La Curiña s/n, Yanque, Peru Fodor's Choice

At the most luxurious property in the Colca area, with service and amenities to match, each thatched bungalow has its own outdoor terrace with a private heated pool, heated smooth-stone floors, and deep bathtubs beneath skylights for after-dark soaking and stargazing (though you can get an even better view from the outdoor showers). Rooms are bright and comfortable, with leather armchairs and wrought-iron beds piled with elegant bedding and harkening to days gone by. You can join cooking and pisco-sour-making classes, baby-alpaca feedings, and familiarization tours of the vegetable garden, and—for an additional fee—activities such as fly-fishing, horseback riding, hiking, and spa treatments can be arranged. The Quiriña restaurant serves creative Peruvian fusion dishes using vegetables from the garden.

Pros

  • Beautiful rooms
  • Gorgeous grounds and setting
  • Private hot springs and full-service spa

Cons

  • Pricey
  • Remote location
  • Some rooms are a bit of a walk from reception
Fundo La Curiña s/n, Yanque, Peru
976-054–329
Hotel Details
20 bungalows
Free Breakfast

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Titilaka

$$$$ | Huenccalla, Peninsula Titilaka, Puno, Peru Fodor's Choice

Part of the luxe Relais & Châteaux brand, this is the best hotel on the lake, period—a stylish all-inclusive ecotourism resort with contemporary flair and an off-the-beaten-path location. Overlooking the lake next to the Chucuito Peninsula, it's about a 40-minute car ride from Puno. The brick exterior resembles a lake house rather than a boutique hotel, but the interior is classic Euro-contemporary, with hints of Peruvian color, making this a truly unique place. All rooms have high-quality furnishings and linens, plasma TVs, heated floors, and lake views. Activities include trips to the islands and remote weaving communities, bird-watching, kayaking, and massage services. Room service is available 24 hours.

Pros

  • All-inclusive with gourmet restaurant
  • Luxurious rooms with heated floors
  • Lake views

Cons

  • May be too secluded for some
  • Excursions are all shared with other guests unless you pick a private program
  • Menu lacks variety for longer stays
Huenccalla, Peninsula Titilaka, Puno, Peru
051-700–5111
Hotel Details
18 rooms
All-Inclusive

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