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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.

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What our clients say

  • "We arrived late after a delayed transfer to La Paz, and so only rooms at the front of the hotel were available, which were rather noisy. However, on request we…

    JS,Worcester Nov 2014

  • "I stayed there back in 2009 for the Jacana tour and it's even nicer than it was!”

    AB, Chesterfield Sep 2013

  • Restaurant excellent.

    DG, Cheltenham Jul 2017

  • "V. nice hotel indeed - super location (near all the shopping). V much liked the colonial style. Good breakfast too!"

    ES, London Sep 2014

  • "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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