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Qelqatani

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Good-value hotel in a central location, offering helpful service and some unexpected little extras at a budget price.

The good-value Qelqatani hotel is a welcoming, centrally located base for exploring Lake Titicaca. The helpful service and some thoughtful extra touches exceed the usual expectations of a hotel in its price category.

Rooms are comfortable, pleasant and clean, with good bathrooms and neutral décor featuring local art. There is also a bar, restaurant and roof terrace with solarium.

What our clients say

I really liked variety on this trip - amazing culture, history, nature all in one trip. Machu Picchu tour was great, excursions in rainforest were very memorable.
“We enjoyed all the places we visited on our holiday in Peru, and the experience was enhanced by friendly and knowledgeable local guides. The spectacular scenery we saw will stay…
MM, Newcastle Upon Thyne Aug 2012
Highlight?: Seeing Machu Picchu for the first time, it literally took my breather away, Ineven had tears in my eyes it is so stunning.
CE, Rickmansworth Jul 2017
Most memorable aspect: “, Macchu Pichu and Peru in general, especially in Cusco. We bought ourselves an open top bus ride in Cusco which was excellent value and was well…
DP, Watford May 2012
For me, I think that it was the Lords of Sipan and Royal Tombs Museum, and the Temple of the Moon at Trujillo. For Angela, it was Tucume and the…
PS, Reading Jul 2017
Highlights?: Visiting Machu Picchu and climbing the mountain. The hot springs at Colca Lodge. Seeing the condors in the Colca Canyon. Trying to walk 100yds at almost 5000m. :-)
MP, London Dec 2017

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Alex Walker - Travel Expert

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