Pacha Suite

Breakfast was started right on time for us so we could make our tour, which is rare in South America. The staff were very friendly and the location was central. The rooms were comfortable, though a little cold.

The beds were really comfortable, and the shower was hot and had strong pressure. It's close to the main square, and the staff were so friendly and went out of their way to help us. Breakfast was a good price too.

It's a quiet place, and I slept well. That's about the only positive. I booked through Bolivia Hop, whose website described a shared-room hostel, but they only have private rooms for multiple people, so it's more like a hotel. The rooms are old, and the beds have old sheets, which made them uncomfortable. The basics are there, including a hot shower, but breakfast isn't included and there's no bar. The staff were somewhat friendly, but only spoke Spanish. I'd only recommend it for a group wanting a cheap, basic place in the city center.

The rooms were comfortable and good, and the staff were wonderful, clearly wanting to give you the best stay. We also took a day trip through their travel agency. The aymara route was incredible, don't miss it!