Find Pet-friendly Hotels in Uros Floating Islands

"This is a wonderful place to stay! We were very well taken care of and it was definitely a highlight of our trip. This is a must do when visiting Peru! The floating islands are AMAZING and like nothing else in the world. The lodge is so neat and a very unique experience. The meals at the lodge were great and it was so nice! This is a must do. You will love it!"

"Ivan was an excellent host. "

"what u see it's what u get !! .... nice place to stay for a few nights.. the staff is very cool, and the island is crazy beautiful."

"The visit here was so relaxing. It was quiet and just being on the water was refreshing. Felix is a wonderful host. He kindly took us around the area, pointing out places and discussing history and culture with us. We learned a lot. He also showed us an amazing collection of reed birds and gave us a really informative lesson in nature."

"The property is very basic. One bed one shower. Careful Only dry toilets."

"The island is beautiful and so is the rental lodge. Huge windows with seating out on a deck where you can enjoy a full view of the lake and mountains. It’s very quiet there and although you can only get there by boat, they are very timely with picking you up and dropping you off. Communication beforehand was very good and they were responsive. We stayed here in the spring and at night it hit 31 degrees F and we had no heat. They did make our bed up with several layers of incredibly warm bedding...

"No primeiro dia foi uma experiência fantastica, ate perceber que nao oferecem toalhas de banho ou agua quente para banho. Cada ida na cidade custa 20 soles de barqueiro e 30 soles de taxista, ou seja, ficamos refem do barqueiro e sai 50 soles cada ida com volta. Compensa, é lindo, é uma experiência fenomenal, eles tem comida maravilhosa, por 25 soles o prato, mas quando o assunto é banho complica e quanto as idas a cidade essas saem demasiadamente caras. "

"My stay at Titikala was a little bit odd. I expected that it would be a homestay, but it's more like a lodge for tourists, and when you've booked a spot, some locals come and also stay there (at least that was the impression I got, things were not actually ever explained to me). Uros can be very touristy during the morning, so it was interesting to be there in the evening, and to be able to kayak around, without all the tourist boats. Some things to note: locals do not speak ANY English. Not...