Hotels with Spa in Bolivia

"Outstanding English speaking staff we knowledgeable, always willing to assist and really know how to serve customers right."

"Great stay"

"unique, stylish., friendly staff, enough hot water"

"Very big apartment, big kitchen and bathroom, comfortable bed. Good location, safe. Staff super helpful, able to book us cabs and help with itinerary. Good breakfast and restaurant on site. Great spa- massage."

"Excelente hotel, muy confortable. Lo único malo es que no se puede desayunar con la ropa que saldrás al trabajo, hay mucho olor a comida en el restaurante y se queda en la ropa."

"This hotel is located at the lowest point of La Paz, the southern district (zona sur), by staying at this hotel your choices of getting altitude sickness is less. Also, this area of town has a nice weather, usually over 5 to 10 degrees (celcius) more than La Paz down town. The southern distrcit is also home of very popular restaurants, inernationally recognized such as " Gustu" and also the hotel is close located to one of La Paz biggest attractions the cableway, The green station. I really...

"The only problem I had was the roof leaked in the hallway of the 4th floor(my room was fine). And the balcony has a very high wall. I'm 5ft 10 and could just barely see over it. Otherwise amazing. Great staff, good breakfast, and the onsite pool, gym and indoor parking is a huge plus. Would definitely stay here again."

"Good location, spacious apartment, good stay overall"

"The hotel is located in a great location. The staff is friendly and helpful. Rooms were spotless and spacious."

"Ok in general I loved this hotel. It's super unique and so cute the bungalows they offer. However a few issues... very cold which is understood but they don't have solar power water heaters which could have helped. They forgot to turn the gas on for us to use hot water. The bungalow while lovely was cold. There are other designs that could let the sunlight and and make it warmer. The internet hardly works here. Plus they offer all these services that were not available. And then I thought...