Lovely hostel. We were very happy with our stay. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were spacious and clean. It was convenient to have laundry on site. The tacos were awesome! The location was great - 2 minutes from the waterfront. Everything was reasonably priced.

Lovely, social hostel to meet other travellers. The tacos out in the back garden are excellent. It's a 10-15 walk to the centre of town and super close to the Malecon to watch spectacular sunsets.

Great location. Affordable price

Woken up in the middle of the night by people partying outside our room . We found lots of hairs in the bathroom. Staff could be more engaging

Nice fruit plate to start the day and delicious tacos served late into the night. Claudia, Marija and Eric were amazing (answering questions and organising social activities - whale shark tour and angry uno card games). Met some awesome people here; the communal areas encourage conversation and the vibe is friendly. Stayed for over a week.

The staff were wonderful. Isabella, Eric, Sarah and Maria all went out of their way to provide as much comfort and help as they could. This was evidenced by the atmosphere among the guests: lots of laughing and clear enjoyment. The courtyard is very pleasant, the bike I rented, great. Sarah's taco dinners are excellent and good value. The fresh fruit plate is lovely. free potable water, much appreciated. My room was large, bright and airy, my ensuite bathroom, impeccably clean. The bed would have been one of the most comfortable, BUT for the polyester sheets. (See below)

The reason my property ratings vary so much is because when I booked, the description of my room said it had a private kitchenette. I assumed at minimum, I would have a mini fridge and a kettle in my room. I did not. The communal kitchen does not even have a kettle to boil water for tea or coffee, just a pot, difficult to pour into a coffee filter cup. When I pointed out the discrepancy, on February 18 or 19, the "private kitchenette" disappeared from the website room description. I would not have booked a weeklong stay if I had known there was no private kitchenette. As well, the room description continues to claim it is "wheelchair accessible". There is no way on earth a person using a wheelchair could ever get through the 20-inch-wide rocky path to the back courtyard, and climb 18 inches onto the deck that leads to the room entrance. In fact, the leap to and from the deck and room entrance is difficult and possibly dangerous for anyone. Even though that misinformation didn't affect me personally, I am shocked you continue to say the room is wheelchair accessible. I cannot sleep on bed sheets are 100% polyester without waking every couple of hours in damp sheets and a cold sweat, so I slept terribly and am still recovering. The policy to change the sheets every day is wasteful. (Who does that in their own home?) Instead, save yourself the labour and energy cost and at least have some cotton sheets on hand for people sensitive to synthetic fabric. The initial pension I stayed at, similarly located, has rooms with ensuite bathrooms, beds with cotton sheets, a kettle and mini-fridge, all for a price that is less than what you charge. I wished I stayed there the whole time.

Eric was so helpful and playful!! I felt great having my coffee with some sunshine at the backyard!!!

The feel of the place was very nice, the staff was very sweet, and the breakfast was a cute little bowl of fruit and tea or coffee to get you going!

The rooms are a little sparse, but that's also what I was expecting! The location is right near the water and you have to walk just a bit to get to where you want to go (probably)

easy to meet other travellers, taco stand in the courtyard (super yummy!!), plug ins by your bed, they make your bed every day almost like how a hotel woukd, host (Eric) was very friendly, close walk to the malecon. nothing bad to say about this place :)

very clean, very accommodating and thoughtful service. didn’t feel like a hostel. felt all inclusive!

10/10

Kind and helpful staff, drinking water always available, and amazing tacos to purchase in the backyard

Great location ! Close to the peer ! Friendly environment ! Friendly staff that provides tips of places to visit in La Paz.

No major issues.

Fruit Plate was excellent

Nothing

Backyard

The showers were super low pressure

People working on the place are very polite. Individual rooms recently renovated Everything very clean

- We didn’t receive the room key as we checked in. So in our first day in the city we had to left the room unlocked (we had computers, documents, etc in the room). Fortunately nothing was robbed! - the person who worked in the reception wasn’t prepared to give tips and touristic information. - the commission the hostel earns in tours offered by partner companies are unproporcionally high. The same transparent boat 2h trip to Balandra bought directly with the provider was almost HALF the price (1600 in the hostel and 900 with you he company). I believe it’s fair for the hostel to have a commission but not to double the price. We ended up not going to their tour because we found that out, but we felt decieved by the hostel crew, anyway. The individual rooms are in the backyard while the other rooms are in the main building. In our last day in the hostel we intended to leave the hostel at 7:30 (the early check out was Accorded in the day before with the receptionist) but we ended up locked out outside and without a way out of the building until other guest “saved” us and so we could leave the hostel. - we weren’t told that in order to have hot wster in the shower we had to switch on a plug outside the bathroom. So, in the first we had to have a cold shower. I believe most of the problems are due to the fact that the rooms we stayed are new and the hostel team are still not adapta-se to the newer routine. Even though I didn’t had the best experience, I would stay again in this hostel.

The staff and volunteers were really helpful and it made a great base for all the trips. It was a great place to meet people and was a really sociable place

Everything was good. Alejandra and Eric are amazing, as well as the rest of the staff. The hostel is very clean, nearby the Malecon (seafront) and the bus station. Probably the best hostel in La Paz.

Wi-fi was slightly unstable sometimes in the rooms, but worked fine in the main area.

Great staff and location, beds are confy and have curtains, breakfast with fresh fruit is included. I felt very welcome from the first moment, Eric answered all my questions about the city and told me where to go and what to do. Would definitely come back! Also a guest of the hostel rescued a puppy from the street and it was allowed to stay outside for a while, so nice of them! :)

Nothing!

The hostel is super clean. The location also felt quite safe. I liked the breakfast of fresh fruit and coffee.

I found the beds to be a little hard. The location could also be a little far from things

Very nice and relax hostel, the ladies in reception were very friendly and helpful during my stay and the manager as well. The fruits and coffee were a plus. Good location close to the malecón and the beaches. The perfect place if you’re looking a place to chill

good value for money

the shower didn’t have hot water in morning and no cold water in evening

Everything was great. It is my third time staying at this hostel and it gets better with each stay.🙂

Wifi connection in my room was fair at times but the lobby area wifi was dependable and strong. I really liked all members of the staff.

the internet was great, the coffee was free and the location was choice!

honestly I love it here!