Puno Guest Houses

A coastal city with a large body of water, mountains in the background, and dense urban development.

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Our top choices for Puno guest houses

1. Pacha Suite

Puno

Christopher

4 Aug - 5 Aug

Shared Dormitory, 4 Bedrooms, Patio, Garden View

2. Room-uros Suma Jakaña Lodge ¦ Titicaca E

Puno

Eduardo

31 Jul - 1 Aug

3. La Casa De Yoni

Puno

Nikolai

4. Casa Felicia y Victor

Puno

31 Jul - 1 Aug

5. Casa de Oliver y Sebastiana

Capachica

Silvia

31 Jul - 1 Aug

6. Samay Wasi Salakancha

Isla Amantani

29 Aug - 30 Aug

7. Posadas del Castillo del Titicaca

Plateria

3 Aug - 4 Aug

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Top Puno Hotel Reviews

Hotel Conde de Lemos

10/10 Excellent

"Very good breakfast"

casitas del titicaca peru

8/10 Good

"We had originally booked for one night but the place was so stunning that we stayed for two. It truly is beautiful and you can watch the sunset over the lake. The staff were also very good at accomodating our children for lunch and dinner as the can be fussy! Included is also a tour of the Islands and our guide answered so many of our questions. The only reason why I have not given 5 stars is because there was no hot water in our room. It would also have been nice at dinner to have been offered some drinks. We brought our own water from the room in the end"

Titicaca Origins Perú

10/10 Excellent

"This was such an amazing experience. Our host Dalia and her family were so warm, friendly, and accommodating. The room and views were GORGEOUS! You have to remember this is an off-the-grid floating island, so don’t expect a normal hotel experience, but this is better! You get to learn so much about the history and lifestyle of this wonderful culture. Bring warm clothes as it gets very cold at night, and be warned that the bathrooms are fairly primitive (but way better than camping!). We absolutely recommend this place and would love to return some day."

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