Hotel Utama

Hotel

The breakfast is very good.
The Wi-Fi here is fast and stable
But it is too far from the bus take off time, if you have lot of 荷物 I suggest you do not live
Heating water only apply for 4 hours if you arrive in wrong time should be terrible.

Room stank of feces. A no-go.

It is clean, breakfast is half poor and there is a lot of child noise.

Nice hotel with really helpful staff. Heating in room (6pm to 10pm) which is a bonus for Bolivia.

Friendly staff. Clean rooms. Free coca tea and bananas downstairs. Breakfast was nice and a lot lot better than most other place in South America… tea, coffee, breads, yogurt, eggs, pancakes and a small bowl of cereal. Can't really fault the place. 5 stars for me. 5min walk from the white anchor.

Excellent value for money. Management all friendly and resolute. Recommended.

Hotel that leaves a lot to be desired but is in keeping with what the place is: Copacabana de Bolivia. Small bathroom. Comfortable bed. Good coffee although breakfast a little sparse.

They dont let visitors in after 9 pm, old building, grumpy service.

Hotel in and of itself good.
positive:
Shower with run-through heater
Room service on demand. (Dismit keys at the reception)
Good electric heating
Breakfast with canned fruit, orange juice, coffee, tea, milk, grain flakes, hereryorgurt, pancake, an egg (fried egg or scrambled egg) a small bread, butter and a variety of jam.
Wlan is Ok with few glitches.
Luggage storage with toilets in the entrance area.
In the afternoon, there is banannen, cocatee, BonBon and special popcorn in the entrance area.
negative:
Laundry service too expensive. Have been asking around in the city and it's going more cheaply. You can negotiate the price for the wash. At the end of the day, it is still the most expensive. In addition, the laundry does not get really clean, which I think is normal in Bolivia.
When paying at the end, pay attention, check price. They automatically charge the added value tax, which tourists do not have to pay from outside the country. We just didn't get a receipt then. (If you know what I mean)
Early is always the same. No change. There were 6 nights and that's a bit monotonous. But you should not stay 6 nights in Copacabana, at most 3 nights is enough.
Very ring-hated.
Some rooms have the window from the bathroom to the courtyard or even the staircase.

Well located, basic, for the price it is worth.

Very good service and excellent rooms.

Unique decor. Great price. Decent breakfast. Simple, but nice accommodations.

Quiet and relaxing place. Very comfy rooms. Friendly staff. Breakfast was an unexpected and nice surprise with eggs, cheese, ham, cereal and yogurt (no bread and jam as you get in most places in Perú). Could use additional furniture in the first floor. Only bad thing, they take no credit cards (cash only).

Everything is OK, except for the weak Wi-Fi.

Poor security. Shower doesn't get hot. Breakfast was great however.

Nice and spacious room. Really good breakfast, literally you get everything, fruit, cereal, yoghurt, coffee/tea, pancakes, eggs, ham, cheese and tomato! Free coca tea and bolivian whethers originals in the foyer too. Rooms get a bit cold at night, and the street light shine in due to lack of thick curtains. Heating is switched on by receptionist and runs from 6pm-10pm. Luggage storage didn't seem the safest as the room to the storage opens onto the main foyer. The water is not warm BUT the trick to making it warm/hot is to run the bathroom sink tap at the same time. Not the most environmentally friendly so make it quick! Wifi is ok but it completely broke our last morning there and was out for 4 hours at least.

No hot water, exposed wiring, scary, cold.

This place is in a pretty nice location and my room was pretty cute, but it definitely had some flaws. My shower did not have a shower curtain or a door, so the whole bathroom got soaked of you tried to take a shower. I also could not get the warm water to work. There was a space heater in the room, but you could only have it turned on from 6pm to 10pm if you asked permission. Luckily, they had some warm blankets to sleep with. Sound also travels very well in this place, so trying to sleep with people talking in the lobby isn't always an easy task.

Good place to stay, not expensive, good breakfast and nice staff.

Room was dirty, cold, smelled like mold, woke up with bug bites, shower was cold. Breakfast wasn't as great as everyone is saying, the guy working it was rude and wouldn't even give us coffee. Not worth the money at all. Don't recommend staying here.

This hotel is nice, breakfast is really good, the only downside is that they start knocking and building at 6am :/

Felt rather cold, Wi-Fi was poor and shower was so-so. Found some better options later on.

A quiet hotel and breakfast great.

Not the cheapest option in town but a nice hotel with good rooms, good Wi-Fi and a good breakfast. Plus free coca tea and bananas all day.

Quirky and seemingly stuck in past era, this place is actually really quite nice — rooms are all interesting with odd art painted directly on to the walls and hats for lampshades. You have everything you need with private bathrooms, included breakfast and, if you are really lucky, sea views. Not bad, not bad at all.

Cleanliness = 5/5 — The bedroom and bathroom were all very clean. Hospitality = 5/5 — We were picked up from our bus which was a nice surprise. Room came with towels and a bottle of water. Downstairs they have bananas, water, coca tea free all day. Breakfast is free and very big with a pancake, cereal, bread, yogurt, coffee/tea, juice, fried or scrambled eggs and a fruit salad. LOCATION = 5/5 — 5 minute walk to the main plaza. This place is far enough away that it is really quiet but close enough to everything in a 5 minute walk. Nice and quiet area Wifi =3/5 — worked best downstairs, and was 1/5 in the room Highly recommend staying here. Come again? Yes come again.

Excellent location, comfortable, super clean and met overlooking Lake titicaca.