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Posada del Inca Isla del Sol

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Charming and friendly guesthouse in a 17th-century hacienda on the idyllic Isla del Sol, with magnificent views over the cobalt waters of Lake Titicaca.

A former presidential summerhouse, this rustic 17th-century hacienda is an attractive and serene place to stay on the enchanting Isla del Sol. 

The charming, friendly Posada del Inca Isla del Sol prides itself on drawing power from solar energy and working hand in hand with the local community to help retain its traditions. There are just 20 simply furnished rooms, equipped with a heater and electric blanket to ward off the chill of nights spent at high altitude. The restaurant serves local dishes, and there’s an oxygen bar.

There are Inca artefacts and restored antiques peppered around the property. The hotel is reached via a flight of steep steps followed by an uphill path – worth the climb for the panorama that unfolds at the top. Guests are frequently amazed by the spectacular views across the cobalt waters of Lake Titicaca, and by the utter tranquillity of the island: there are no motorised vehicles here.

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What our clients say

  • "Good for its class."

    KM, Didcot Nov 2013

  • A simple paradise. As described, up a steep path: Isla del Sol is all slopes and steps. The views, the gardens, the flowers, the rustic buildings. A sort of natural…

    BC, London Sep 2016

  • "Great location, outdoor space and views but meals were disappointing. Felt very welcoming."

    JH, Marlow Jul 2013

  • "We enjoyed its fabulous location and the beauty and tranquillity of the island.  Did find the room a little basic."

    AB,Badminton Nov 2014

  • "Another 'have we died and gone to heaven' place. Beautiful outlook, wonderful gardens, great rooms and good food."

    CC, Carnforth Feb 2014
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