We stayed one night in Puno and wanted a cheap place. You certaintly get a lot for the 50 soles we paid for the twin room. It's not fancy, but clean. We had lots of problems with our bus tickets, since we don't know spanish this was extra troublesome. The staff did a lot to help, they made several calls... More

Stayed for just one night when I got back from Arequipa, before leaving Peru and entering Bolivia. Before going to Arequipa I've stayed for a week in another hotel at the corner between Jr Puno/Jr Moquegua (sorry I can't remember its name and it's not on T.A. but I strongly suggest you NOT to go there), which was better looking... More

Puno is a must stop city... but only because it is the launching point to Lake Titicaca and the Uros Islands / Amatani Island. Puno itself is forgetable but there is nothing wrong with it. We ended up staying two nights here - one before and one after our Lake Titicaca tour. If you too, find yourself needing to stay... More

Not sure at first (initial problem was they lost our reservation), but once I saw the room it was fine. Had twin room with ensuite just across from the little cafe. Great bathroom, constant hot water. Staff very obliging, even brought us in a heater in case we were cold. Location was great, easy walk to the places we wanted.... More

We had an amazing room with a big king size bed!! Our view was on the corner so you could see all the daily activity!! We celebrated my birthday here so we ordered in room service unfortunetly my boyfriend got very ill that night and we knew it wasn't from altitude sickness as once he heaved up the food he... More

I´m a 31 bloke and been travelling for a while with the Mrs....this hotel is clean, has a hot powerful shower (and clean towels which aren´t always part of the deal in this neck of the woods), a comfortable bed, proper cable TV for us English to understand....and for 40 Soles (8 pounds), you can´t complain. Its also central and... More