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Ritz Apart Hotel

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Popular hotel of an uncommonly high standard for Bolivia, offering spacious, self-contained suites which combine a sense of independence with all the advantages of a quality hotel.

While the ‘Ritz’ in the title might be rather deceptive, this well-liked, ideally located hotel is of an uncommonly high standard for Bolivia. All accommodation is in spacious, self-contained suites decorated in traditional style and complete with living area, kitchen and, in the top room category, a balcony and hot tub bath. You feel as though you have your own city apartment, offering a sense of independence combined with the amenities and advantages of a good quality hotel.

There’s a restaurant and a bar/café, as well as plenty of other dining options nearby: while in a quiet, safe neighbourhood, the hotel is within walking distance of many good places to eat and drink, along with the city’s main tourist attractions, museums and galleries.

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What our clients say

  • Best aspect was that the constant variety of wonderful experiences and sights and - due to excellent guides - information on history and local culture.

    CR, Aylesbury Dec 2012
  • 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
  • Most memorable experience: “The time we spent in Bolivia was amazing, despite the altitude sickness! The Uyuni salt flat was so beautiful and all the lagoons and mountains we saw…

    SC, Manchester Apr 2012
  • 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
  • A highlight was driving through Bolivia and salt flats. The lack of tourists during the long drive was something else. We saw hardly any other people at the attractions we…

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

    KS Apr 2010
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Ben fell in love with Latin America on a six month backpacking trip from Colombia to Mexico in 1995. Since then he has explored most of South America, including living in Peru for a year. He is now Head of Sales.

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    Hannah had an early introduction to Latin America when her family moved to Ecuador and she returned to study in Buenos Aires for a year before backpacking across the continent.

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