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Hotel Rosario

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Well-established and popular colonial hotel, offering excellent value and no shortage of charm – one of our all-time favourite budget options.

The Hotel Rosario is a popular and well-established colonial hotel near La Paz’s indigenous markets, sights and restaurants. It’s a clean, quiet, well-decorated guesthouse with a pleasant jumble of flowery courtyards, always buzzing and lively with guests.

The small and neat guestrooms are cheerily decorated with bright textiles and furnishings. There are two restaurants and a more informal café, and the top floor has been converted into an internet café which also serves snacks and Mexican dishes. There’s also a well-respected travel agency on the ground floor, which can arrange any off-the-cuff tour or day trip you’d like to make.

What our clients say

Bit of a wait in the restaurant. Otherwise excellent. Lovely decor and situation.
GN, Kingsbridge Jan 2016
"Fantastic! A haven of peace in the most interesting city we visited. Really welcoming staff, amongst the best we dealt with."
CC, Carnforth Feb 2014
"I stayed there back in 2009 for the Jacana tour and it's even nicer than it was!”
AB, Chesterfield Sep 2013
“Hotel Rosario - functional. No lift though and we were on the very top floor which made it a chore to go to and from the room - especially as…
TSS, London Bridge Jun 2012
"Probably my favourite hotel from them all. The room decorations were fabulous, the bed comfortable, a good sized bath in bathroom. The breakfast was also much better than most places."
FR, Perth Dec 2014
Very helpful staff on reception - and in restaurant. Good breakfast.
PP, Halesworth Nov 2018

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