Hostels in La Paz

Located in La Paz, Casa de Huéspedes "La Casa Bonita" features a garden, shared lounge, terrace, and free WiFi throughout the property.

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Łukasz

From

Poland

I had a great stay in La Casa Bonita! Hostel is well meintened, with cool social space, kitchen and even a small “shop” where you can buy snacks and beverages in good prices. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Oscar is a great guy, taking care of all guests in his place. Thank you! 😊

Located in La Paz and with Libertador Teleferico Station reachable within 1.8 km, Hostal Bivouac provides a tour desk, allergy-free rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar....

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Jeroen

From

Netherlands

Fantastic hosts and great location close to cable cars.

Located 100 metres from Plaza Abaroa square, Rendezvous Hostal offers accommodations in La Paz. Free WiFi access is available here.

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Nicholas

From

Australia

Excellent value for money. The Hostal is in a quiet street but well located area of the city close to restaurants, supermarkets and shops. It is a short walk or taxi to the Belen or other tourist districts, it is also really close to the Mi Teleferico station which is a great way to see the city(and cheap). Staff were super friendly and spoke good english(which helped us as our Spanish is poor) and the included breakfast was the best I've had since travelling in SA. Had a good kitchen which was nice as we didn't feel like eating out every night and the rooms were comfortable and really large. Highly recommend :)

BB&B Hostel features a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in La Paz.

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Kaapo

From

Finland

Apartment complex was perfect, good beds, hot water

Located in La Paz, 2.2 km from Cementerio Teleferico Station,4 Corners B&B Downtown features a terrace and views of the city.

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Linda Marleen

From

Germany

The Room was big and clean, with windows and a nice view too. The shower was one of the best we had in South America, very clean, nice water pressure and hot water. The stuff was very friendly and helpful and the breakfast at the rooftop was delicious.

Featuring free WiFi access in the common areas, Anata Hostal offers accommodations only 500 metres from Plaza Murillo, the main square of La Paz.

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Montecinos

From

Ukraine

Good breakfast, confortable bed, friendly staff

Yati Hostel is located in La Paz, within 4.3 km of Libertador Teleferico Station and 4.8 km of Alto Obrajes Teleferico Station.

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Lawrie43

From

United Kingdom

Good location and had comfy beds and warm shower. There was a restaurant downstairs with guest discount as well.

Situated in La Paz, Nomad Hostel has a garden, shared lounge, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.

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Ildiko

From

Sweden

This is a very nice place to stay in La Paz! Super nice neighborhood but the most important thing is how lovely the hosting family is! They are so helpful and kind! Beds are comfy, super nice and warm shower, you can use the kitchen and cook, and really nice vibe all around with very cool guests. Look no more, stay here :)

Greenhouse Bolivia features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in La Paz.

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Ildiko

From

Sweden

The breakfast staff keeps the kitchen so clean that you could perform a heart transplantation on the counter. I have not been at a hostel in Bolivia where they took so much care of cleanliness:) Overall super helpful staff and good vibes! The receptionist helped me to fix budget friendly accommodation in Riberalta which I am so thankful for!

The traveler's abode La Paz, Bolivia is well located in the centre of La Paz, and provides a shared lounge and free WiFi.

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Samuel

From

France

The room we booked for 3 nights was for a double and two single beds, but when we arrived it was a very small room with only 2 single beds. We asked if was possible to have a double bed at least for the two nights after but they said that the rooms were booked. In the end there wasn't a lot of people in the hotel and the rooms which had 3 singles but was a lot bigger wasn't even proposed to us. At the end for paying if we didn't pay in dollars we had to pay even more than the black market exchange rate in Bolivianos, or 5% commission on card. Paying the black market rate is obviously illegal. To be fair we left later than the checkout time without charge which for me is the least they can do. It could be a good place but when you pay the normal exchange rate on ATMs is not nice to pay an extra 40%. There is a continuous smell of diesel as well but you get used to it ...