On the south-eastern shore of Lake Titicaca, this secluded lodge with two private beaches sits on a picturesque peninsula otherwise inhabited only by the local Aymara community. Each of its 18 open-plan rooms face the vast sparkling water, with wrap-around terraces and overwater decks. Their design is contemporary, but with a regional touch - local textiles provide colourful accents on a calming neutral canvas, alongside heated floors, blackout curtains and oxygen on request.
Dining comes courtesy of a chef and butlers who take pride in serving Andean fusion from local produce (including plenty of lake trout), while a sundowner on the hotel's terrace is quite unforgettable.
