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Hotel Rosario

La Paz, Bolivia.

A beautifully restored colonial building with a sunny courtyard. The décor features many motifs from the Aymara and Quechua cultures. Hotel Rosario is centrally located near the colorful, crafts markets of La Paz.

Bed and Breakfast Description

"...Ultra clean and pleasantly quiet...A sunny courtyard, a travel agency on the ground floor and an excellent restaurant." Titicaca Lake trout is served in the restaurant as well as local and international cuisine. A buffet breakfast is served every morning.

There are 42 rooms in the colonial Hotel Rosario. One block of rooms is in the restored area of the original colonial building. The last renovation was done in 2006. The newer blocks follow the design and decoration of the colonial section.

All of the rooms have either twin or double beds, a telephone for local, national & international calls and there is Wi-Fi in most of the rooms. Private bathrooms with hot showers all day, towels and toiletries are provided for convenience and comfort.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 43.00 -85.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 42
With private baths: 42
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Buffet breakfast
• Restaurant serves dinner, tea & coca mate, bar

Nearest Airport(s): La Paz El Alto Airport (LPB)

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

Sitting room, travel agency, free Internet access, luggage deposit, cable TV/64 channels, heater, safe deposit boxes, hairdryers, toiletries

Area Attractions and Activities:

La Paz is a place where ancient structures, colonial houses and modern buildings are standing next to each other. This demonstrates the many contrasts and different cultures that exist within the city.

The city of La Paz attracts many native Aymara people from the rural areas, in the streets they wear their typical costumes and keep their culture alive. The cholas of La Paz are selling everywhere in the city. Hotel Rosario is situated directly in the commercial zone of the native people of La Paz and is full of their culture and art.

Visit the witches market, the crafts markets and the museums all close by. San Fransisco Church is 3 blocks away. Half day tours to Tiwanaku ruins and Chacaltaya mountain.

Two day tours to Titicaca Lake and Sun Island, and to the semitropical Yungas Valley are available by prior arrangement.

Most Popular Rooms:

One block of rooms is in the restored area of the original colonial building.

The other blocks are new but follow the design and decoration of the colonial section. The last renovation was done in 2006.

Restrictions

• Smoking permitted in designated areas.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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