The staff at the Mosoq Inn were always extremely helpful and professional with excellent English. Not only did the receptionist flag down a taxi to take us to the station, she also negotiated a good price anf told the driver exactly where to drop us off! Breakfast was tasty and plentiful, the rooms were clean and very comfortable, lovely art... More

The location, though in a somewhat shady street is quite central, only a couple of blocks walk to the town center and good dining. The Hotel is basic and functional, with the staff making up for the lack of luxury and decor. In fact staff was probably the best we met in three weeks in Peru. Good hot shower, cool... More

My girlfriend booked this place on advise from TripAdvisor. We had a very comfortable stay. The double room was very large with an en suite with a nice big shower, that didn't fail to pump out sweet hot water at any point during our stay. What really made the stay worth while was the service. Unfortunately my girlfriend suffered from... More

We stayed one night here to visit Lake Titicaca. The service was wonderful. Candida helped arrange our overnight bus tickets to Cusco and our full-day tour of Lake Titicaca. She also provided me an oxygen tank and muna tea upon arrival when I was feeling some altitude sickness. The room was basic but clean and comfortable. The hotel is also... More

We stayed two nights at Mosoq. The rooms are rather large with very comfortable beds and linens! Nohely helped to arrange a tour of Uros Islands and Sillustani Towers for us, which was very good! She is a very professional and helpful young lady! The breakfast is nice, with several options. The only thing remotely negative I could say is... More

We stayed three nights at the Mosoq Inn. I have to say, that it was probably one of the best hotels - maybe the best, in our three weeks stay in Peru. Staff were really very helpfull, caring and professional (and speaking english), rooms and bathroom were comfortable, buffet breakfast rich and tasty. Hotel and its facilities are fairly new... More

I stayed here while I was visiting Lake Titicaca. The rooms was OK, but I didn't think the neighbourhood was very charming. It was a poor area. The staff was really nice and helpful though. When I arrived I wanted a room with windows and they helped me with that.

We stayed for a couple of nights at the Mosoq Inn. Staff were helpful and welcoming and we organised a great boat tour through the hotel. Our first room was a interior room which was a little hot and cramped, so after one night we asked to move to another room. The hotel moved us and we got a lovely... More

This quiet and very comfortable inn is notable for the caring and attentive staff, particularly Candida at Reception. Just a few blocks away is the hustle and bustle of the main square, with all the action, but at the Mosoq Inn, peace reigns.