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צוות דובר אנגלית, נוח להזמין דרכם אטרקציות וכרטיסי נסיעה. וילון במקלחת קצר והכל נרטב, אין חושך מלא כי הווילון בהיר
Galia5 days ago
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Puno·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The SUMAQ PUNO hotel in Puno features comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, dining tables, work desks, and balconies offering city views. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, and a buffet breakfast with cheese and fruits. Located near San Antonio Church and Plaza de Armas Puno, the hotel is close to Huajsapata Hill and Carlos Dreyer Museum, 46 km from Inca Manco Cápac International Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
צוות דובר אנגלית, נוח להזמין דרכם אטרקציות וכרטיסי נסיעה. וילון במקלחת קצר והכל נרטב, אין חושך מלא כי הווילון בהיר
Galia·5 days ago
The hotel is great, just a 2‑minute walk from Puno’s main square. The room was spacious, breakfast was delicious, and the staff were exceptionally kind, always ready to help and give advice. We booked excursions and taxis with them.
Corinne·2 weeks ago
The hosts were lovely and helpful, offering useful tourist services. The location was good, within walking distance of the center. The room was roomy with comfortable beds (though the pillows were lacking). Hot water was lukewarm and the heating worked. Breakfast buffet was good but in small portions and not self‑served, which felt awkward to ask for. On the day of departure, they moved the entire meal to 5:45 for us, which was amazing. There was no bedside table, the room curtain was not sealed so the room stayed bright all night, and the shower curtain was too short, soaking everything; a floor‑drying towel would have helped. These are fixable issues, and the place is highly recommended.
Galia·2 weeks ago
The staff were attentive.
Claudia·3 weeks ago
The staff were excellent, the location was superb—just two blocks from the main square—and the rooms had heating, which is very important in Puno. Breakfast was quite satisfying. Checkout at 10:30 kills the trip if you’re traveling for business; I’d suggest moving it to midday, as most hotels do.
Multimedia·3 weeks ago