Hotel Mirador del Lago Hotel

Environments like family, hospitable staff, and the best, the best view of the Sacred Lake in spectacular sunsets.

Great view and nice owners! But compared to others it is a little expansive…

This is purely for the restaurant connected to the hotel. They advertise "home made food" but that doesn't mean that the food is good at all. Furthermore, they charge more than what's stated in the (expensive) menu. Can not recommend.

Great views of the water. You get a nice discount if you travel with Trans Titicaca bus. Breakfast is included. The showers didn't have hot water though.

Very good view, nice and comfortable place to spend the night and a buffet breakfast acceptable.

Good hotel as infrastructure, services are basic there is no hot early nor in the evening.

Perfect promotional offer! For unbeatable price/performance there are 5 stars.
80 Bolivianos for a double room with very comfortable beds and enough blankets. Private bathroom with very hot water:) For bath towels you have to ask for a two times this but without problem. Lake. Breakfast (bread, fruit, jam, tea and coffee). Wi-Fi signal OK, however, the Internet does not really work in the whole village. Friendly staff.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The only bad thing is that the Wi-Fi signal is only in the common space.

Good place to stay in Copacabana, facing the lake view spectacular, good relation price quality, hurts that in the morning the cleaning staff makes a lot of noise, only that detail to correct, the rest all excellent.

Good view from the room. The staff were very helpful. The parking lot is very secluded and dark. I don't recommend it for those who go by car. Keep in mind that the height makes it difficult for us to walk a lot to those who are not of those latitudes so very uncomfortable.

What a pleasant surprise! It was recommended by the staff of the bus company we took (from Cusco). We usually don't trust these types of approach, but rapidly after our usual "hostel hunt", we understood that this hostel was a real bargain! You get a "special price" if you come from the bus company — of which they sell tickets. The room was large and clean. The view we had on the lake (large windows, 6th floor) was really amazing! The breakfast is included. Only drawback is that the Wi-Fi is very slow (but it was also the case in the other places we've been too in town).

Interesting view! The staff were very friendly and helpful.
The only thing is to improve the beds and the paint on the walls of the rooms.

Lake front location, great value for money, large rooms, hot shower, discontinuous Wi-Fi in public areas.

I came to this place to stay one night only, but I was very mistreated by the recepcionist. His name is Afredo and he gave me a room that the shower was not working and then when I asked to change the room he said that if I was unhappy I could change the hotel. So I asked my money back and left.

Waited in reception to get served for over 20min. Staff came and went and we were completely ignored. Walk out and found somewhere better.

DON'T MAKE A RESERVATION! I did a reservation through booking and right before we arrive, the chofer of the bus announced that the hotel had an offer: 5 U$S per person! I've tried to have the same price (through booking you are going to pay about 7-8 U$ per person), but I couldn't cancel my reservation without paying full price. The staff was really rude to me and all the people whose tried to ask the same as me. So I do not recommend booking a room there, because at the end you are going to pay way more the the hotel/room worth!

Clean sheets, warm blanket, well painted room, great view, strong coffee in morning. Breakfast includes bread, fresh fruit, coffee, milk, hot water, hot chocolate powder. I only put 4 stars because the TV in reception area was loud until 11pm and there was mold on bathroom ceiling.

Lovely room, hot water and beautiful view of the lake. Also cheap with good breakfast. Quite chilly at night though.

This is my first hostal in Bolivia. Seriously annoying and impolite steps, when I think about Bolivia… But rooms nice.