A ten‑minute ride from downtown Puno, Jose Antonio Puno Hotel sits directly on the shores of Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake. The hotel offers 106 contemporary rooms, most with lake views and warm rustic touches that reflect the Andean highlands. Guests can enjoy a generous breakfast buffet and a mix of traditional Peruvian and international cuisine at Restaurant Sillustani, plus a bar with panoramic views. Tours to the islands can be arranged from the hotel’s lakeside pier, and oxygen service is available on request to help guests adjust to the 3,800‑meter altitude.
Location and setting of Jose Antonio Puno Hotel
Just 10 minutes from Puno’s city center along the Puno–Desaguadero road, the hotel overlooks a quiet stretch of Lake Titicaca away from the bustle of town. Its position on the shoreline gives most common areas and many rooms wide, unobstructed lake and sunrise views.
Rooms and in‑room amenities
Jose Antonio Puno Hotel features 106 comfortable rooms with contemporary décor and rustic touches, many facing directly toward the lake. All rooms include free Wi‑Fi, flat‑screen TV with cable, in‑room safe, minibar, private bathroom with bathtub or shower, toiletries, and hair dryer, with heating for the chilly Altiplano nights.
Dining and bar
Restaurant Sillustani serves a buffet breakfast each morning and offers Peruvian and international dishes for lunch and dinner, including regional specialties from the Puno area. A cozy bar and lounge with lake views provides a spot for cocktails or a hot drink after island excursions or sunset on the terrace.
Jose Antonio Puno Hotel Facilities and services
Guests have access to a lakeside garden and rooftop or sun terrace, along with a pier on the lake used as a starting point for boat rides and visits to the Uros and other islands. The hotel also offers free Wi‑Fi in public areas, business and meeting facilities, 24‑hour front desk, luggage storage, laundry service, free on‑site parking, and tour assistance to coordinate activities around Lake Titicaca.
Altitude and guest comfort
At roughly 3,800 meters above sea level, Puno’s altitude can cause shortness of breath, headaches, or fatigue for travelers who have just arrived. To support guest comfort, the hotel can provide oxygen on request and staff are accustomed to advising visitors on a gentle pace and simple measures to adapt to the high‑altitude environment.
