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The Puno Museum of Contemporary Art....quite a concept. Let's sponsor it.

Titilaka Comments

Cheryl Perleberg, Travel Specialists Inc .29/08/09

"Luxurious accommodations in a pristine setting. One night was far too short – but it was one of the best days of my life. I had asked Julio about the other optional excursions – the program sounds perfectly tailored. I spoke with several other guests on property, everyone loved their stay at Titilaka. It’s a true ‘find’ and will be easy to recommend. Food, service, location, education and amenities – you truly have it all. Thank you for this incredibly unique opportunity. "

Cassetta: Canadian. 23/07/09
“We had an excellent stay! Thank you all!”

Lili Kisteleki : Hungarian 28/02/09.
“Nothing to change, it’s just perfection.”

Joaquin de la Piedra: Peruano 02/07/09
“Quiero agradecer a cada uno de ustedes, de corazón. Estoy en deuda infinita.”

Jillian K. Terhune. U.S.A. 06/27/09.
“Everything was wonderful. I really liked relaxing in the hotel. It was absolutely amazing, like a dream. Thank you!”

Michael Yallop. English 22/06/09
“We enjoyed having local guides who know the people and places visited. We would recommend this beautiful hotel to anybody.”

Josh Mondry & Family. U.S. 06/16/09
“Everything you are doing is fist class. Keep up the great work!”

Triamimi Dinh U.S.A. 15/06/09
“This is probably my favorite latest experience in the world! Thank You”

Cinzia Mucciante. Australian (Travel Agent) 02/06/09
“Thank you for a truly wonderful experience. Will highly recommend to my further clients”

Vanessa Levaggi. Peruana. 02/06/09.
Felicitaciones por excelente servicio, decoracion, habitaciones, todo! Una experiencia inolvidable.

María del Pilar Handa Q. (travel agent) 24/05/09
“Mi experiencia en Titilaka fue muy buena, ahora estoy más preparada para poder ofrecer y vender. Julio Cesar, Personal de servicio, el chofer y todos son piezas muy importantes, hacen de la estadía un tiempo inolvidable.”
Gracias a todos!!

Asunción Castañeda – J. Villena. Peruana. 25/04/09
“Agradecemos la linda y cálida atención que recibimos en todo momento, es increíble como todo el personal está siempre atento a las necesidades de las personas que se encuentran en el hotel. Mil gracias y felicitaciones.”

Jennifer Cannock / Maria Elena Stuva. Peruana 25/04/09
“La arquitectura, la decoración, la comida… pero sobre tofo su gente, hacen al hotel un lugar único. Felicitaciones.”

Monica Paredes – Lydia Fernandez. Peruana. 25/05/09
“Solo agradecerles por la amabilidad de todas las personas del hotel, fueron muy dispuestos, la comida deliciosa, la atención de los mozos muy dedicados, los cuartos siempre limpios. Virginia siempre atenta. Felicitaciones por contribuir con la belleza natural del paisaje y con las personas de Puno. Una experiencia inolvidable! Gracias!!”

Wigley Family. British. 01/03/09.
“Thank you, we loved it! Hope we can return. Please keep up the link with Armando, Julius and their family on the floating islands as this is unique and makes the hotel distinct from others.”


Carrie Childs. U.S.A 24/03/09
“The experience being here was truly delightful! Many, many thanks”

Dalia Gibu. Peruana. 13/03/09
“Mantengan al personal que tienen ahora, son excelentes!! A1 He quedado impresionada y nos han tratado como reinas. Muchas gracias de corazón por esta maravillosa experiencia!”

Barb McComb. U.S. 17/06/09
“John and I were absolutely delighted with Titilaka right down to the wonderful pressure from the shower (unexpected in such a remote area). We would certainly recommend the hotel to anyone looking to travel to this wonderful region”

Charyn Pfeuffer. 06/02/09
“Thank you so much for hosting me at Titilaka this past Sunday and Monday. It is such a special property, only eclipsed by your fantastic staff. I hope to be able to return on a future visit to Peru and definitely look forward to seeing Urubamba Villas.”

TITILAKA LUXURY LATIN AMERICA


Sitting pretty on the border of Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is claimed to be the highest navigable lake in the world and a cradle of Incan civilization. After you've tackled the Incan Trail or toured Machu Picchu, there's no better place in Peru that Titlaka to relax and get away from it all.

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Hotels in the Andean Highlands
by Marina Garcia Burgos y Maria Soledad Ramirez
Revista IN, July 2009

TITILAKA

Traveling to Lake Titicaca is like seeing heaven with your own eyes. At over twelve hundred feet above sea level, the blue waters of the lake are of almost otherworldly purity, fusing along the horizon with pristine Andean Sky. We arrive at the city of Juliaca, where a comfortable 4x4 truck waits to take us to the hotel Titilaka . During the nearly two hour ride, we relax in our seats and enjoy the scenery. The altitude is not something to be taken lightly; soroche (altitude sickness) can bother visitors. The most efficient remedy is coca leaf tea, a concoction that is waiting for us in the truck. Arriving at the hotel is an unforgettable experience. Designed by celebrated Peruvian architect Jordi Puig, the building’s simple lines harmoniously combine native elements and state-of-the-art technology (the hotel uses radiant floor heating). The décor also bears the stamp of the local Aymara peoples. The skills of these age-old experts in the craft of weaving can be seen in the hand-woven rugs and hand embroidered cushions that lend the suites and lounges a truly original beauty. The food is yet another pleasure here. The menu is written daily on one of the dining room's beautiful Venetian mirrors. Using trout, alpaca, quinoa, totora, olluco and elderberry, among other ingredients from the region, the chef creates a magnificent New Andean cuisine. But the experience at Titilaka goes beyond the hotel and its breathtaking view. Guests can also participate in a range o f excursions and experiences, like taking a yacht to see the islands that dot the lake or having a picnic in a stone forest and visiting the unusual city of Lampa (where we found a replica of Michelangelo's Pietá, made from a mold taken from the original), all more than enough reason to include the hotel as an essential stop on your travel agenda.

Napa Valley
Jan 6, 2009
We were at the Titilaka Hotel on December 29 for two nights. This hotel spoiled me with the best hotel service I have ever experienced. Titilaka Hotel will be for me the standard measure for any other hotel in the future. We arrived at the Julica airport where our guide Marlene and her driver were waiting for us. She indicated that she was taking us to a specific location to board the hotel’s private boat. She would take us from there to the Uros Islands for a brief visit before taking us to our hotel. From that moment to the very end of our stay at five in the morning on the 31st of December, Marlene became devoted to our well being. Everything about the hotel is impressive, the location, the décor, the food, the staff. But it was our guide Marlene’s knowledge of the culture and traditions of the area that made a deep and special connection in or souls.


jgm13 3 contributions
Arlington VA
Jun 15, 2009
As we were driven in the dark from Juliaca airport through Puno to Hotel Titilaka I wondered where we were going. In the morning I understood. Right on Lake Titicaca. The hotel is all glass, floral arrangements, candles, unusual art, and comfortable furnishings and the best service anywhere. The waiters and staff are friendly and efficient. For one night we were the only guests in the 19 room hotel. Our dinner table was set with candlelabras and their many pillar candles were lighted just for the two of us.

Now to Armando, our tour guide. He is the brother of Julio mentioned in an earlier review. Meeting his family living on the floating island was a treat. Although language was a barrier with them, we knew they were smart, a proud family and happy. Fun to witness their traditions. And this was the real deal. Armando's father had captained the small power boat that took us to the islands. He returned us to Puno , then rowed himself back to his floating island home in the dark!

Peru was amazing and Hotel Titilaka was a perfect ending to a great trip.