The southeastern portion of Lake Titicaca borders the Bolivian town of Copacabana.
The town offered no shortage of cheap lodging. But after five weeks of mid-level youth hostels and traveler hotels - the result of prudent budget-watching - we decided to splurge on a pair of mini-suites at the legendary Hotel Las Olas. (I use "splurge" as a relative term - for the combined price of our rooms was less than what we'd pay for one in a typical Motel 6 in the States.)
Our rooms overlooked the Lake and faced directly west, allowing for perfect views of the sunset and, even better, easy access to the outdoor jacuzzi below.
