It is a very nice hotel. Everything was clean, and very well organized. The staff is wonderful. Everybody in the hotel is friendly, particularly Omar. They are really committed to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. As soon as you arrive, they start taking care of you. One more thing, breakfast is really good and it is included! Great hotel!
Best Hotel EVER!!!! Perfect place for a honeymoon! Food was AMAZING! Top Shelf alcohol and my husband drank a bottle of wine everynight, we can't wait to go back!

I absolutely loved Maria Angola & would recommend it to anyone who likes a place with charm & a relaxed atmosphere (not a party place).It´s v clean, v well run, comfortable & has lots of character. Omar & his staff are fab & very helpful. The place is v secure, they provide local advice, free internet & there´s always hot water (great showers!) Loved it! Thank you for a great stay, hope i´ll be back 1 day :-)

I can not recommend this hotel. It began when the toilet was broken. I wanted it cooked and I was kind enough to wait until the next day. We also tested the computer and the internet at night and it was absolutely the worst and slowest we've had on our trips to världen.Hotellet was also nothing to brag about too expensive in relation to the class. We also had a power outage and then turned out that half of emergency lighting did not work. When we were paying last night refused to accept a dollar bill that had a jack on the edge. It was still more of a we would pay it was a half dollars they were fighting about and threatened to not serve breakfast the day after. We paid the half dollar in local currency. Do not be accommodated at the Hotel Maria Angola - Puno

Stayed two nights. The Staff is amazingly freindly and accomodating. The hotel itself has been 'updated' and is in decent shape but the small things have gone untouched, as they sometimes do in smaller hotels. The ceilings were all peeling and water damaged in our room, the carpets were worn and dirty, stuff like that.
Our room was decent, huge wonderful wool blanket since the room had no heat. They also charged us $5 US per night to bring in a heater.
The hotel is up a steep hill away from the center and next to a school that wakes you up early whether you want to or not.
Puno is rather dirty and seemed VERY scary upon our arrival, not a great town, but the tours were awesome and well worth it.
If I was to recomend a place I would say to stay at the Casa Andina for about the same price. Its closer to town and a local brand name. Although I have stayed in Puno there read my next reveiw on Nazca. The Maria Angola was just a bit lower grade than I like.
Oh, by the way, it took me a few days but "Maria Angola" refers to the bell in the cathedral in Cusco, it is an apparently famous bell.