La Paz Hotels & Hostels (34)

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Don't be fooled by outside appearances. While the Hostal Naira may not appear the most upmarket property in the area, its unfussy style, superb location and great range of facilities definitely m…

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Spotlessly clean and very welcoming with 60 standard (but functional) rooms, this place is likely to be the next travellers favourite once the word gets out. It's ideally located for exploring th…

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This three-star property has all the trappings of a business hotel, not to mention a supremely central location, but at a price that's kinder on the wallet. The problem? It's now looking very tir…

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This two-star property, located on the fringe of the happening Sopocachi district, is an old La Paz institution and these days it looks in need of freshening up. But good-value rooms and the clos…

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The Gloria has, quite frankly, seen better days. The rooms look tired, the carpets are worn and facilities are a little outdated overall. Despite losing its looks, however, this three-star proper…

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Once you get past the unconsciously retro furnishings, this upmarket hotel does prove its worth as one of La Paz's venerable grand dames. It bills itself as the highest five-star hotel in the wor…

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A charming colonial setting, high-quality service and a raft of top-notch in-house facilities make this the best hotel in town in a mid-range category. That's why it's often packed out with tour …

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A basic but very functional backpacker joint located right in the pulsating heart of the main traveller district. Shame about the gloomy rooms, but it does offer a host of traveller-friendly plac…

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Tour groups favour this downtown spot with its international-standard facilities: upmarket rooms, high levels of service and a fantastic location at the heart of the city. And, yes, it does feel …

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If you're in La Paz for business more than pleasure, then the raft of business-traveller-friendly facilities here will help you clinch the deal. Wi-fi Internet access in the lobby area and a well…

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The ten quiet rooms at this restored antique colonial home are arranged around an ornate indoor courtyard with a glass roof. The electric showers are unpredictable but the rooms have cable TV. Br…

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The most family-friendly (and pet-welcoming!) place in La Paz is in a tranquil, leafy setting. A large communal garden and choice of rooms, including self-contained apartments, set this place apa…

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This business-oriented and rather over-perfumed four-star boutique hotel has 43 rooms offering European-standard services, including buffet breakfast, telephones and cable TV. Request a room with…

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If you're suffering from altitude sickness, amuse yourself at this clean and well-run place. Each room has its own mural (or three) and cable TV. Good value for this price range.

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A relaxed joint, run by friendly staff and including kitchen use and hot water. The best rooms are upstairs and outward facing (note: most single rooms have internal windows). There's also a trav…

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Three blocks from the historic heart of the city, this hotel occupies a lovely historic building that was once home to one of Bolivia's first presidents. Its two large courtyards are a pleasant o…

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A pleasantly quiet, cozy and colonial-style place, with good-value, slightly run-down carpeted rooms and gas showers.

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This older, two-star HI-affiliate is clean, well located and popular among thrifty tour groups. It's hard to meet people due to its unsociable hotel-style design. Lucky, then, that rooms have cab…

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This novel, pleasant option rises above the bustling streets overlooking the Mercado Negro. The interior, within a small modern cathedral-like shopping mall, features glass, open balconies and lo…

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A clean, friendly and frilly three-star '80s-style option amid the bustle of the Mercado Negro. It includes a basic breakfast in the disco-lit dining area, cable TV and good hot showers. In the l…

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This might as well be called Hotel Value, such are the good basic rooms at fair prices. It's popular among the locals and breakfast is included in one of the hotel's two restaurants. The TV is no…

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Its pink bathrooms and smart parquetry floors provide some distraction from its nondescript, yet clean surrounds in the heart of things. Excellent value.

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Possibly the only three-star hotel in the world with views of a 'five-star' prison. (And the guards' moods seemed to have rubbed off onto management.) Rooms are large, bright and carpeted; those …

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Tune in, drop out! This '70s pad features red vinyl studded walls, painted murals and funky wallpaper. Darker rooms at the back are a bit dingy, but the higher and lighter front rooms afford stup…

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Friendly, helpful and convenient, but nothing fancy, and with all the amenities: cable TV, a continental buffet breakfast and use of the swimming pool, gym and Jacuzzi.

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This brand-new place is a pleasant oasis in the heart of artesan and tourist mecca. The rooms are sterile and clean, but the plant-filled courtyard adds a colorful, if potentially noisy, touch.

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Surprisingly quiet in the heart of La Paz's traditional action. Get past the pale-blue, cold corridors and you reach dated, but perfectly passable carpeted rooms, with cable TV, telephone and a b…

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