La ubicación bastante buena

La habitación que teníamos el piso era de madera que no tiene nada de malo pero rechinaba bastante

The staff at the hotel were the best! Especially Hernán. He really helped us and was a great guy!

The beds were comfortable. The pillows were not. And there were two few pillows. The bathroom was just adequate. But the water pressure and hot water were excellent. The breakfast buffet could have been better. The location was excellent and the building was very cool.

Situación, personal, edificio rehabilitado

Habitación sin ventana, hueco grande en pavés, pero sin ventilación. Las camas muy ruidosas.

ロケーションとスタッフ、　歴史ある建物など

The staff is really really nice and attends to every need. I felt very welcomed.

The wifi didn’t work unfortunately. It is pretty loud during the day as the room was directly to the main street (which I did not mind at all) but to keep in mind for people who are sensitive to loud noises.

Good location, breakfast, wifi, part of the staff

Rooms need fresh painting

Very well located - walking distance to Plaza San Francisco, Witches Market, restaurants, etc. Good comfort and special thanks to Jose and the staff for their kindness and help throughout our stay. We would definitely come back !

The room ( and bed) was comfortable. Not too large but had sufficient space to store clothes with large wardrobes and drawers, both bedside and stand alone. The room had a radiator which gave gentle warmth but did not overpower the temperature. The bathroom and shower were fine. Hot water was always available. The room was quiet and little or no traffic noise was audible. It was a very short walk to Plaza Murillo (albeit uphill) and a short walk to the Prado where the main carnival parades took place. A good spot for the impromptu markets in Calle Comercial too. Anywhere else in La Paz really required a taxi but availablity was good.

We had to negotiate stairs to the second floor. OK doesn't sound much but Bolivian hotels have never heard of lifts and have also never heard of uniform stair sizes. In truth, after a long day walking in La Paz it was not welcome to have to climb some 30+ steps to get to our room. Breakfast was promising for the first two days (Friday and Saturday) where we were offered an omelette and a fruit salad but then we had to make do with the remnants of a scrambled egg tray and a do-it-yourself fruit salad. There was toast and ham and cheese but only strawberry flavoured yoghurt (no natural). The coffee was 'destillado' and appalling - the hot water urn was generally tepid rather than hot. Plenty of herbal tea bags if that was your thing. Some fresh fruit was available to take away.