Bolivian Rooms & Suites (Zona Sur)

Very friendly staff overall. The gentleman at the front desk realized we were struggling to get our time organized on our last day in La Paz and offered to bring our laundry to the laundromat and also went to retrieve it and placed it in our room. This gesture was very much appreciated!! Our room was upgraded to a suite which was perfect for us. The breakfast was plentiful and varied. Very quiet and peaceful place.

When we arrived in the evening to check in, we were told by the person at the front desk that they did not know how to process our credit card for payment. At this point, because she could not determine how to record our payment, we were asked to go the following day to a bank to pay or to use a QR code to pay for our stay. We found this very strange as the hotel advertised it accepted credit cards. We are not from Bolivia nor do we have a bank account in Bolivia. We asked again about this in the morning and the day reception staff member was able to process our card with no issues. We arrived to check in at 7pm and asked at reception where we could find places to eat that were nearby within walking distance. She said she was not familiar with local restaurants nor did she have a list of local services nor a map to share with us. Not a terribly great welcome to be honest. It would have been great if the hotel had a list of local services --especially food as there is no restaurant at the hotel --to share with guests. After travel all over Bolivia we had become accustomed to very hospitable treatment everywhere. Our first impression here was not great but as you can see in our positive comments we did have a really nice stay after all.

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The location is very good, the rooms are clean and bathrooms are great. Is also very cozy, like coming home.

The room was horribly hot at the moment and there was no AC. They also just have breakfast until 9am. I mean, I'm on vacations, i don't need to be stressed waking up at 8 on a weekend to eat.