The Little House ApartHotel

接待我們的José 非常幫忙，主動幫我們尋找從Uyuni 往Sucre 的交通方案，陪伴我們去詢價，前後聯絡妥當，關心我們是否平安抵達目的地 他是一位很棒的人，我們真的非常幸運，他讓我們在Uyuni 停留的兩晚舒服與安定

淋浴間的水量比較小，如果蓮蓬頭更新一下，可能珍貴的水資源能更好的被使用

Super netter Mann an der Rezeption Frühstück aufs Zimmer

Wenig Frühstück

Apartment, 3-4 blocks from main tourist street in Uyani. Breakfast provided and kitchen facilities meant could make own drinks. Heated, which was needed in July in Uyani. Comfortable

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The staff was very friendly and accommodating, they were the best part about staying here! They let us stay past our check-out time for an extra $15 since our bus leaving Uyuni wasn't until like 7pm. The place was secure since you have to ring the bell at the front door to be let into the building at any time of day, so we felt pretty safe.

Guys, we really wanted to leave this hotel a great review since they were SO nice, but we're here to be honest, and if I'd known before booking what I know now, I probably would have booked elsewhere. So let's get into it. There is no heating in the unit whatsoever. It got very chilly (we were there in April) and we were told to use the stovetop and oven for warmth. This kind of works, but then the place started to smell like gas and gave us headaches. So it was either be freezing cold or inhale fumes all day... And even though we were told to use the stove for heat, the staff would knock on our door several times a day to check if we were using the stove... So we were told to turn it off multiple times. It was just a frustrating situation. Along with that, the hot water for the shower didn't work either, so we had to heat up a kettle full of water on the stovetop and use that to shower with, kind of like we were camping, which wasn't ideal. The last thing I'll mention was that we were put in the ground-floor apartment (though now that I think of it, this may be the same for all units, we never went upstairs...) and there were semi-fogged windows everywhere. And I mean everywhere... The bathroom had two windows that faced into the main lobby, including in the shower. The front door had one facing into the lobby and one of the walls had a window facing into the staff quarters. We booked an apartment with two bedrooms, and even the bedrooms have windows to the main areas of the apartment, so if you're staying with family or friends, just know the rooms aren't super private from the rest of the apartment. And yes, the building was secure, but it was frustrating having to ring the bell every time you want to enter the building, sometimes you end up standing there and waiting for several minutes to be let in. This could all be solved by just giving you a key to the front door with your room key.