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La Paz Herberges(Zone Central)    "Loki Hostel La Paz
Das neueste Mitglied in unserer “Loki Familie” ist das wunderschöne, hundert Jahre alte Hotel Vienna.
Die hohen Räume im eleganten Kolonial Stiel machen das Loki La..."(Plaza de San Pedro) "It is very centric place in a familiar atmosphere, it is not a big house, small personnel is friendly, there are no restrictions on who can stay, we have spanish and portuguese lessons available, the beds are double beds, color cable and local tv included, net, hot shower, laundry is available, tour guidance also available." … SECRET GARDEN Backpackers Oasis is located in very central...  "Definitely stay at this hostel! They have a micro-brewery downstairs and they brew all of their own beer, not to mention you get a free beer every day. Its located on the main street about five minutes from everything. They staff are awesome, the place is clean, and the showers were very hot. These photos don't do it justice but it's a great place to mingle, meet people, and travel the city...South America's ciudad mas loco now has a hostel to match. Irish owned Wild Rover has everything you need to enjoy La Paz. Once home to Bolivia's presidents, our 120 year old house has been renovated from top to bottom to give you all the facilities that are hard to find in Bolivia, in a safe and cozy environment.
So after that white knuckle Bolivian bus ride, check-in and chill out with us.... (Galeria Colonial) “ONKEL.INN” is a safe place, with a new infrastructure, located in a refurbished house dated in 1886. It belongs to the Hostelling International network. It is located in the most central area of town, between Plaza de San Pedro and Paseo del Prado. Being in the heart of town, it is a central base in the tourist circuit, near the Colonial Town and Indians neighborhoods (Illampu and...   "Cold showers (when advertised hot), plus they electrocuted my girlfriend when she was trying to adjust it to make it hot. They put us in an apartment room with two other bedrooms -- and there is only one key, forcing us to climb up and down five flights of stairs (at thirty-six hundred meters above sea level, not fun!) everytime we wanted to get into our room when our apartment-mates weren't...
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