This relaxing organic farm and retreat run by a Dutch couple is a lovely place on the 'outskirts' of Samaipata. The owners rent horses by the hour or day and organize adventurous trips throughout the region. The attractive rooms with communal kitchens and four self-contained gues… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Bolivia's leap into European-style camping begins 8km east of Samaipata. This family-style complex has cabañas, camp sites, baths, showers and washing sinks, as well as a social hall with a restaurant and games room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

These tasteful cabañas, behind the Landhaus restaurant, have their own cooking and bathroom facilities. They accommodate up to seven people in three bedrooms, making it ideal for families. Breakfast costs an additional 1 to 2 and Finnish saunas are available with two hours' notic… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of the two posadas (inns), this is the more central choice. The place is reminiscent of a mountain lodge, with incredibly creaky floorboards in the pleasant attic rooms, and wood-paneled walls in the dining area. Breakfasts are good and there's a relaxing, peaceful garden out… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Basic camping and simple cabins are available in this beautiful valley near some great swimming holes. It's 500m upstream from the river crossing en route to El Fuerte. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

An interesting place next to the archaeological museum, this hotel has a chess club (ajedrez means 'chess' in Spanish) that has created Bolivia's national chess champions. The rooms are reminiscent of student halls, with modern furniture in oranges and blues, and there's a small … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is a basic, family-run place with clean, uneventful rooms and decent beds plus shared kitchen, laundry sinks, cheap meals, a sunny mirador reading room and a terrace overlooking the plaza. Note that no alcohol is allowed in the rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Near the northern end of the plaza, this is a family home with some cozy rooms, where yellow walls are topped with wooden beams and beds are covered with flowery bedspreads. There's a big shared kitchen where you can cook your own meals and the rooms have TVs. Full Lonely Planet Review ›