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The facilities were extremely clean and functional. Each flat has separate kitchen that is fully equipped with nice, new appliances and is kept extremely clean. The bed was comfy and warm, and everything kept really clean. Giovanni was very accommodating, and even let me come back to use the kitchen on a day I had a night bus out of town and was no longer staying there.

The property was clean and very charming. Thew view and the hosts were exceptional! I’d definitely go back!

It was gorgeous, the family was absolutely lovely and wanted to show you their island and culture. Food was good, they were very accommodating, house was clean, loved our time here!!

Great location! Beautiful, friendly and very helpful host family. They prepared for us fantastic dinner and breakfast. We experienced an incredible view of the sunset over the lake, followed by the sunrise the next morning. A beautiful place and lovely people living there.

Fantastic all around! Beautiful decor, tasty dinner, the views from the rooftop, excellent service.

This intimate, welcoming lodge is the passion project of Don Mario and Mama Lea, both born and raised right here in the Uros community. They sustain their small floating island by harvesting reeds from the lake and by running this remarkable B&B with care, pride, and generosity. Mornings are magical. Sunrise over the lake is exquisite, the water often perfectly still, and the birdlife abundant. We found ourselves slowing down completely — reading books, braving the cold lake waters during the warmest part of the day, and playing cards together in the cozy dining hut. The peace here is profound. Don Mario offers a two-hour boat tour through the village, guiding guests through the reed beds while explaining how generations of Uros have used these reeds to cook, build, and navigate the lake they hold sacred. It was deeply moving and fascinating to learn about a way of life that feels both ancient and fragile, yet still very much alive. Both Mario and Lea are also gifted artisans. Don Mario creates drawings that beautifully capture the lake and its culture, while Mama Lea transforms these designs into pillow covers, table runners, and wall hangings that are truly lovely and meaningful keepsakes. A few practical notes: the showers are gravity-fed and solar-heated, which means lower water pressure and the hottest water in the late afternoon. The midday sun is intense, so wide-brimmed hats and sunscreen are essential. Finally, a word about Uros itself. Before arriving, I read many reviews dismissing the islands as a tourist trap rather than a genuine community. While tourism clearly plays an important role in the local economy, it is equally clear that this is a real, living community with deep roots. The Uros have existed here for countless generations, passing down knowledge, skills, and craftsmanship. They are skilled fishermen and masters of using reeds for nearly everything imaginable.

Excellent staff. Beautiful place.

I can't say enough great things about Quechua's Lodge! It is such a unique experience to stay here! A true once in a lifetime opportunity to stay on floating huts in the traditional way with the benefit of solar power and the most comfortable and cozy beds!! The hosts are exceptionally helpful and accommodating!! The breakfast is delicious! I would highly recommend staying here and can't wait to return!!

An amazing and unforgettable experience. Mario and Julia were the best hosts. They showed us all over the island, answered all questions in detail and are just one of the nicest people we have ever met around the world. The island is a magical place, rarely any disturbing noises, just nature and an tranquil lifestyle. The nature is absolutely stunning. If you come to the island make sure to stay at least 1, better 2 or more nights to fully discover the island and to give your mind and soul a proper reset! Rooms were very comfy with 24h electricity and in our case a hot shared shower. You can eat lunch at the local community restaurant and Julia will make breakfast and dinner for a very reasonable price. Local crafts can be bought directly from them or from other families at the main square.These products can not be found in any other place! Just make sure to bring enough cash as there is no ATM on the island and only one little store accepts card payment. If you are in Peru or in Bolivia make sure to spend at least 2 nights here, you will not regret it!

Situated on the shore of Lake Titicaca this cozy casa, and friendly staff welcome you with open arms! The grounds are beautiful, and the room is cozy.