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Hotel Mitru, Tupiza

Hotel Mirtu

Basic but agreeable hotel in the centre of Tupiza with a swimming pool and well-kept garden.

The remote little town of Tupiza is not on the tourist trail, and Hotel Mitru is probably the best option around. One of its most attractive features is a well-proportioned outdoor swimming pool, screened by a rustic adobe wall and adjacent to a neat and pleasant garden.

The décor has a certain quirky Bolivian charm, and the facilities, though simple, make for a reasonably comfortable stay.

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What our clients say

  • Most memorable experience: “So many...Bolivia was outstanding and we are grateful to our JLA travel consultant for her description of this trip.”

    BR, Hornsey Jun 2012

  • Highlight: “Seeing the physical geography of Bolivia and visits especially the silver mine and the mint.” 

    KS Apr 2010

  • Bolivia is very spectacular in terms of scenery but both food and hotels leave something to be desired. Not a problem for us but some might find it below expectations. 

    MW May 2011

  • Most Memorable Moment?: Uyuni salt flats

    RH, Warrington Nov 2017

  • The landscape in Bolivia was more stunning than expected. Uyuni was the highlight.

    MO, Liverpool Jun 2019

  • For both of us though the highlight of our trip was the journey through Bolivia, the crossing of Lake Titicaca and the visit to the Sun Island and then the…

    RA, Croydon Jun 2013
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