Travelers everywhere dream of reaching Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake. Here, on the remote Andean altiplano between Peru and Bolivia, living history converges with a dramatic landscape. Aymara and Quechua cultures continue quietly as they have for centuries, in tiny villages scattered around the lake.

Near one of these idyllic hamlets, on a peninsula at Chucuito on the Lake Titicaca’s western Peruvian shore, Inkaterra has created Titilaka.

18 Rooms are modern, airy and bright; décor is punctuated with fuchsia hues, the color of the sacred Incan cantu flower. Sweet-dream-inducing king-sized beds kitted in crisp white linens face floor to ceiling windows. These have spectacular lake views, with the rooms aptly dubbed dusk or dawn, depending upon the direction the room faces.

The rooms include:

• Heated floors.
• Banquette overlooking the lake.
• Fully equipped mini-bar.
• I Pod dock.
• Personal safe.
• Multi-purpose table, black out curtains and mirror.
• Telephone.
• Desk reading lamps and overhead bed lamps.
• Bathrooms are also equipped with heated floors; double sink console, large wall and dresser mirrors, shower with tub, separate bath tub, and ecological bathroom kit, wall telephone in the toilet, hair dryer and a bench.