Sucre Center II

The rooms have private bathrooms with hot water, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and breakfast is included. For the price, I found breakfast adequate: coffee, tea, yerba mate, milk, juice, bread, butter, and jam. It’s on Avenida Venezuela, near the entrance to the Virgen de Guadalupe shrine. Rooms facing the avenue are the best choice, though they book up quickly, so reserve well ahead. The other rooms are quite dark and not very spacious, which may not suit anyone who wants a view. I’d come back if the price were reasonable for what’s offered.

The location is perfect, and the staff are very friendly. Still, the hotel feels neglected and needs more attention to detail. The lighting is dim, and the rooms are dark and worn. I thought 100 Bs for a single room with a private bathroom and no breakfast was too expensive for what you get and where it is.

It’s two blocks from the main square, right in the city center’s commercial district and close to the pedestrian walkway. The atmosphere is peaceful and family friendly. You can wander around central Sucre to see its best known landmarks, then shop for chocolates and handicrafts.

On Hernando Siles Avenue, one of Sucre’s busiest streets, right in the city center. The facilities are clean, the service is good, and breakfast comes included.