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HotelsPuno has grown rapidly as a tourist destination in the past few years, and its offer of accommodations is no longer geared almost exclusively toward a budget backpacker crowd. There are a couple of good midrange options in town, but, if you don't mind relying on taxis to get back and forth, the best options are out on the banks of Lake Titicaca (about a 10-min. cab ride). Many of the cheap places in town are very basic, and several of those are dingy, noisy dives with fleeting hot water. If you're looking at the bottom end, check the place out first and ask to see a couple of rooms. Outside high season (June-Sept), most hotels and hostales (inns) are more than willing to bargain. Additional Hostales -- If you arrive in Puno during festival time and there's a crunch on affordable accommodations, try the modest hotels and budget-backpacker places. 
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