Hostal Naira

The beds were comfy, the showers and WiFi were good, and the rooms were nice. The location is excellent, right beside the church and right in the middle of everything. The food is decent, but the breakfast buffet gets refilled slowly, so you may have to wait when something runs out.

The location is really good, within walking distance of everything you need. Our room was a very good size for two, the bed was very comfortable, and everything was very clean. The bathroom was small but worked fine. Breakfast was included, but it was limited and below par. Noise was the bigger problem: sounds echo around the enclosed courtyard, and staff were very loud late at night and very early in the morning.

The rooms were more than adequate, and I was very happy with my stay. The beds and pillows could be more comfortable, but they were fine. It’s a beautiful place, and the staff were extremely polite and helpful. I’d call it a high quality three star hotel.

The colonial style building is quite pretty, and the staff are very helpful. Rooms are spacious, and the beds are comfortable. The location is hard to beat: Basilica San Francisco is a one minute walk away, and Calle de Las Brujas (The Witches Market) is a couple of blocks away, with local clothing shops and good restaurants like Oliva and Yati. Breakfast is the main downside. It’s the same basic selection every day, with little variety. The lady running the restaurant works hard and is quick to bring what you ask for. There’s loud music from the restaurant at dinner, but they switch off the lights and music by 10 pm. It’s pricier than other hostels nearby, but I’d recommend it when visiting La Paz for the comfort and security.