Sucre's newest hotel is smart and modern with a contemporary feel and the kind of upmarket facilities aimed squarely at business travelers. However, at these prices, it also offers a good alternative for those seeking some home comforts without paying five-star prices. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Don't get over-excited now: the Grand is not as impressive as the names implies, but nonetheless it does make for a good-value budget option within a few minutes' walk of the main square. Grand ideas at budget prices. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sucre is not overly endowed at the budget end of the spectrum, but the Colon, set in an attractive converted colonial house, is definitely worth seeking out. It's a simple place but very friendly, with good-value rooms and a homely atmosphere. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

It may not be quite as smart as its sister property in Potosi, but Sucre's Hostal Colonial remains one of the better addresses in town with a prime location right on the northern fringe of Plaza 25 de Mayo. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Great views, highly attentive service and comfortably furnished rooms constructed around a series of sunny, open terraces ensure this colonial gem remains the best property in town. Sometimes it's worth spending a bit extra for something special. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sucre prides itself on its historic past and trades heavily on its faded colonial splendour. This hotel, more than any other, encapsulates this tendency to trade on past glories. It does, however, offer a good-value and centrally located deal. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This place is little known by the majority of travellers, who don't realise there's a whole hotel set behind the popular lunchtime restaurant. Give it a look, though, and you could well be in for a pleasant surprise. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A basic choice in an interesting old building. Caters more for the market traders than travelers. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Smart and comfortable. Good value. Opposite the bus terminal, ten minutes from town on micro A. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A welcoming, homey choice offering good value and warm hospitality. There's hot water, and a good kitchen for guests' use. They can also offer full-board rates if you're staying for a while. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This place gets a good rap from travelers, who appreciate its friendly owners, clean, quiet rooms as well as kitchen and laundry access. The mattresses aren't the best, but that's life. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This brand new place is very light and pleasant, and is entered down a little alleyway. The rooms have comfy beds with cutesy frilly coverings and heart-shaped cushions as well as cable TV and good bathroom. Breakfast is included. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Central but tucked away, this spacious place is accessed via an arcade and offers good rooms with minibar and piped music. Many of the rooms are suite-like, with a separate lounge area. Some suffer from a bit of traffic noise, but others are surprisingly quiet. It's run by welcom… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A central, recently renovated choice with lovely patio and attractive wooden beds. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A central choice and consistently popular, this has a fair variety of rooms, some nice and sunny, some a little echoey from the central vestibule. Breakfast and laundry are available; staff can sometimes be vague about bookings made by phone. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This welcoming place in an appealing part of Sucre has a mixture of the old and new. It's attractively set-out, with a pool area and Mediterranean-style balustrades. Rooms are spacious, but the 'executive' suites in a more modern wing are significantly better, with beautiful furn… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This new and extremely stylish colonial hotel looks set to take over Sucre's 'top place to stay' mantle. Magnificently elegant, it boasts an arcaded courtyard, antique furniture, a spa bath with a view, and a curious historical underground section. Beds are lovely and inviting. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A handsome modern option catering for the local business-traveler market, this has a central courtyard and is sparklingly clean, with leather armchairs, and rooms with inviting beds and minibars. It's in the heart of town but pretty quiet. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This helpful and handily located spot is friendly and used to making traveling types feel welcome. The rooms are set around a triple courtyard; some are markedly nicer than others, but all offer value, spotlessness, and bright bedcovers. A simple breakfast is included, and guests… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Tired of eating out? This casa de huéspedes (guesthouse) provides long-term language school students and visiting local professionals with modern apartments with spacious living rooms and shared full kitchens. The breezy rooftop terrace is a brilliant place to stargaze. The owner… Full Lonely Planet Review ›