La casa de Teresita

Amazing property and incredible host ! Ernesto the owner was a true gentleman helping me get around the city sharing the amazing history of the property. The location is perfect walking distance to many bars and restaurants…Value for money is exceptional I truly had a very pleasant stay and highly recommend this property for anyone staying in La Paz.

Everything was truly perfect

Delightful in every respect!

If you are searching for warmth, like home , this is the place, the owner makes you feel like home , excelente choice

La tranquilidad de la casa

Un buen lugar para hospedarse. Céntrico pero lo mejor es recibir la mejor atención al cliente.

The attention and customer service

Faster WiFi

La Casa de Teresita is a tranquil retreat with a lovely garden in a nice neighborhood of La Paz. The view from the gardens over the city and mountains in the background is amazing! It is so peaceful there, and everyone is so kind, helpful, and friendly. The tour of the main house is really neat to see all of the history of Bolivia and the family who owns the house. It is easy to step out the door to grab a taxi and go 10 minutes to the historic center, or just stay and enjoy the grounds and the neighborhood it is in. There are plenty of restaurants nearby to choose from all within a 10 minute stroll. The breakfast is tasty, the shower is strong and hot, the beds are comfortable, and the rooms are large with plenty of counter space and closet space to keep things organized. We loved our stay here and look forward to another visit!

Welch friedlicher Ort in La Paz! Man fühlt sich hier wie zu Hause, denn der Gastgeber Ernesto und die langjährige Angestellte Justina versuchen einem bei allen Bedürfnissen zu helfen. Ernesto nimmt sich viel Zeit um Ausflüge in und um La Paz zu besprechen und ebenso etwas über die Familiengeschichte rund um das Anwesen zu erzählen. Der Garten lädt zum Verbleiben und Entspannen ein. Oder aber man spielt mit den Hund des Hauses Prieto oder bewundert den Blick auf den Schnee bedeckten Huyana Potosi. Nicht zuletzt war das Zimmer sauber, das Bett super bequem und die Regendusche mit Warmwasser zu jeder Zeit einfach nur wohltuend. Das Viertel Sopocachi mit vielen Restaurants ist 15 bis 20min zu Fuß entfernt, ca. 8 Minuten eine „Plaza“ mit diversen Essensmöglichkeiten (Typ Fastfood). Manchmal war es also abends ein wenig Überwindung nochmal außer Haus zu gehen - wobei die Lage sehr sicher ist. Alles in allem eine definitive Empfehlung für einen Aufenthalt in La Paz. Sicher, warmherzig, umsorgend, sauber und bequem.

This hotel is in a beautiful old heritage building and is like stepping back in time when you walk through the door! The room was huge and the bed was perfect! Breakfast was a bit more basic than I was expecting, but served its purpose. Staff were welcoming and helpful when I arrived somewhat later in the evening from Copacabana. It's also in a seemingly quite safe and quieter area in La Paz.

The location isn't ideal - a bit far from where everything tends to happen from a tourism standpoint in La Paz. I did walk the 50 minutes consistently uphill to the Witches Market for my walking tour, so it's not necessary to Uber/taxi everywhere from this hotel.

Lovely old historical house. Really nice room with a comfy bed and great shower. The place was quiet at night and had a lovely garden with resident puppy called Preto. Breakfast was acceptable (see below) and the breakfast staff were super friendly and kind.

Location was a bit far from town although it was easy to get public transport out the front. There weren't many restaurants nearby. The bread given at breakfast was a bit stale. We had an issue with the owner who asked for more money due to differences between the "government" exchange rate and black market rate between USD and Bolivianos. In the end after we were given a convoluted list of options, we had to book and pay through a different travel website even though the original Booking.com listing said we could pay by Visa and it did not specify payment was to be made in USD cash. This made us very uncomfortable and we would not stay here again. Many other places in Bolivia used Paypal for payment in USD or accepted the Government rate as correct (after our experience here I always asked what the conversion rate was...).