La Paz

Located downtown, right next door to the rather dated Hotel Europa, this onetime consular residence offers eight rooms of early-20th-century eye candy. — Fodor's

A thoughtful conversion of a colonial mansion in the heart of La Paz’s buzzing downtown area. — The Telegraph

This stylish hotel, which claims to be La Paz’s first boutique property, provides travellers with a cool, well-located alternative in the city’s residential southern district. — The Telegraph

It looks like Spielberg dropped a spaceship in the middle of Calacoto. You could fit half the Amazon in the atrium, there's a wet and dry sauna…well, you get the picture. — Lonely Planet

The rooms are plush, and every detail feels considered. Tastefully chosen antique furniture gives each of the 12 rooms a unique personality as modern and colonial styles meet. — Fodor's

This charming and consistently popular hostel, whose bright, cheerful private rooms surround a central courtyard, sits above the famous Peña Naira, where groups perform traditional folk music. — Fodor's

Named for the altitude in which it lies, this lovingly restored 1840s-era home has a stone-floored interior patio, funky furniture and gorgeous stained-glass windows. — Lonely Planet

One of the city’s sleekest business hotels, the Europa’s rooms aren’t as nice as some of La Paz’ other business hotels, but you do get an excellent spa and pool area. — Lonely Planet