La Paz Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in La Paz, Bolivia

The initial transfer from El Alto airport to the hotel wasn't too bad, thanks to a relatively comfortable mini bus and a great driver, courtesy of the hotel. Thereafter however, every taxi ride from the hotel back and forth to central La Paz was a bit of a white knuckle ride, taking anywhere from 45 to 75 minutes. A lovely relaxing hotel with nice staff, but just too far away from the City if you're hoping to go daily sight seeing. Also unless you're content with tranquility and very little to do in the evening, you'll probably find the hotel is a bit 'too'quiet

This a very good place to stay in La Paz and it has a very good restaurant. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

The hotel is located in an affluent domestic part of La Paz where wealthy people live. For that reason it is some way from the centre but is quiet although I'm not sure that there is anywhere to walk to around here. The rooms are located off of galleries on three sides of a central full height atrium. The fourth side is glass and contains a swimming pool and gardens. The rooms are modern and beautifully appointed. For security reasons and privacy be aware that your opening window will be adjacent to that of the room next door and there is a walkway outside the window for building maintenance, so don't leave the window open when leaving the room. The ground floor restaurant includes an adjoining conservatory with bower and lemon trees. There is a bar on the top floor with nice views but is popular with locals. Staff helped me with currency (I didn't have any as it is not convertible outside Bolivia) and paid for taxis for me arriving at the hotel.

We stayed at the family suite, which contains two bedrooms. One is with a big bed, the other is with two beds. And each bedroom has a dedicated bathroom. Moreover, there is a living room between the two bedrooms, containing a six-people table and two sofas, which is quite spacious! The facilities are quite new and the location environment is nice and safe. We checked in very early, 4 am in the morning. The staff were very helpful. In general, we really enjoyed the stay.

This hotel is absolutely Awesome. The best hotel I have been to, and an absolute gem of a deal at the price we paid... image a full one bedroom apartment for the price of a room, full kitchen with utensils, view of the city, supermarket only a block away, and plenty of small shops. The employees are very friendly and attentive. And it includes Valet parking (a premium in La Paz) and a full room service breakfast to order to boot (not just a continental or American breakfast like most other hotels). It also has two very nice restaurants in it, a cafe style one, and a very fancy one worthy of country dignitaries, and both with prices that you can't even touch in the states (imagine a 5 star dinner for $8-10USD!). We saved money eating in Bolivia over what we would have spent if we had just stayed at home.

The bed was very uncomfortable, besides that the hotel has good structure (shower, breakfast etc). The hotel is quite far from downtown (30 minutes walking, therefore at night it is necessary to use taxi.

One night & booking one room is good for no issues. It's a reasonable price for the location and you get a very basic cold breakfast of bread, butter, jam, yogurt, rice puff cereal, coffee, tea, punch. If you plan to stay more than one night, please learn from my experience ... (1) A room facing the street suffers from street/car noise and exhaust (especially a Friday night), request a room away from street -even if you have "two beds", beds are large enough to sleep two in one bed.(2) I reserved TWO rooms & received Email confirmation. Upon arrival, there were issues that still leave me boggled, because we got the requested rooms but when I went to pay the next day, I kept being told there was a problem with my reservation (they did not have the entire reservation printed out). I kept hearing complaints from the hotel person that Expedia "takes a commission" & had difficulty with getting a total price. There was some issue on their end, even though after all the arguing, there was no issue, only a very nominal increase on the total price was being requested. It was terrible trying to figure out what the hassle was about and am still confused about it. I finally got the rooms paid for and that's all I cared about. (3)There's no heaters but warm blankets & hot shower (don't stay in winter) (4)There's no "No Molestar" sign, so I made my own. Don't leave valuables in the rooms b/c we inadvertently found that our room key also unlocked a room on another floor!

I read the reviews before I booked the hotel. I was a little scare because they were not good. I checked in at 4am and the front desk agent gave me a room and told me they were going to change me in the morning. The room was very spacious, clean and confortable. At 8 am they offered to change my room and they did. The new room was big, it was like a suite. The people at the front desk are very polite, respectful and help you all the time. A lady name Veronica was amazing she is a front desk agent and she even went to the pharmacy to buy me medicine for the altitude headache I had. Great service. Breakfast in the morning is amazing and free. For the price and location its a gang. I definetely recommend you to stay here. The only thing I didnt like is that they are under remodeling and sometimes you can hear those noises.