Hotels in La Paz


★★★★★ (5 stars)
■ Hotel Europa
64 Tiawanaku St
Phone: (591-2) 2315656 - Fax (591-2) 2113930
reservas@hoteleuropa.com.bo - ventas@hoteleuropa.com.bo
■ Hotel Presidente
920 Potosi St
Phone: (591-2) 2406666 - Fax (591-2) 2407240
contacto@hotelpresidente.com.bo
8009 16 St between Julio Patiño and Sanchez Bustamante
Phone: (591-2) 2774000 - Fax (591-2) 2772323
2123 Capitan Ravelo St
Phone: (591-2) 2441515 - Fax (591-2) 2440055
369 Ballivian Av, Calacoto
Phone: (591-2) 2792323 - Fax (591-2) 2791616
2177 Arce Av
Phone: (591-2) 2441111 - Fax (591-2) 2440402
1000 Ballivian Av, Calacoto
Phone: (591-2) 2795511 - Fax (591-2) 2771044
2478 Isabel la Católica Square
Phone: (591-2) 2433131 - Fax (591-2) 2433080
8052 16 St between Julio Patiño and Sanchez Bustamante
Phone: (591) 78961200
10 Victor Paz Estensoro Av, Aranjuez
Phone: (591-2) 2740228 - Fax (591-2) 2411754
1947 20 de octubre Av
Phone: (591-2) 2418541 - Fax (591-2) 2418541

★★★★ (4 stars)
17 St and Claudio Aliaga, Calacoto
Phone: (591-2) 2775431 - (591-2) 2775432 - (591-2) 2775433
1706 Illimani Av
Phone: (591-2) 2200479 - (591-2) 2200688
2662 Víctor Sanjinés St, España Square
Phone: (591-2) 2412336 - Fax (591-2) 2411893

★★★ (3 stars)
8009 Sanchez Bustamante Av and 13 St, Calacoto
Phone: (591-2) 2774600 - Fax (591-2) 22774700
1990 Illimani Av
Phone: (591-2) 2242444 - Fax (591-2) 2245367
365 Manco Kapac Av
Phone: (591-2) 2460000 - Fax (591-2) 2463059
■ Hotel Alexander
61 Jorge Carrasco and 3 St , El Alto
Phone: (591-2) 2823376 - Fax (591-2) 2820394
cel. 76577743
2145 Argentina Av
Phone: (591-2) 2240657 - Fax (591-2) 2145354
telf. (591-2) 2244145
■ Hotel Victoria
1081 Sucre Av
Phone: (591-2) 2280106 - Fax (591-2) 2285302
La Paz - Bolivia
161 Sagarnaga St
Phone: (591-2) 2355645 - (591-2) 2311214
3114 El agrario St, Mallasa
Phone: (591-2) 2745040 - (591-2) 2745389
120 America Av and Alonso de Mendoza Square
Phone: (591-2) 2457300 - Fax (591-2) 2457347
704 Illampu Av
Phone: (591-2) 2451658 - Fax (591-2) 2451991
1494 20 de octubre Av
Phone: (591-2) 2492247 - Fax (591-2) 2491278
2080 20 de octubre Av
Phone: (591-2) 2419910 - Fax (591-2) 2419903
Villazon Av
Phone: (591-2) 2363403 - Fax (591-2) 2391438
■ Hotel Tiquina Palace
150 Tiquina St and Evaristo Valle
Phone: (591-2) 2457373 - Fax (591-2) 2457373
909 Potosí St
Phone: (591-2) 2407070 - Fax (591-2) 2406622
494 Idelfonso de las Muñecas St
Phone: (591-2) 2451043 - Fax (591-2) 2451043
■ Hotel Emporio
708 Landaeta Av
Phone: (591-2) 2410968 - Fax (591-2) 2124957
742 Illampu St
Phone: (591-2) 2463646 - (591-2) 2456976

★★ (2 stars)
■ Hotel Latino
171 Peru Av
Phone: (591-2) 2282828 - Fax (591-2) 2280340
326 Sagarnaga St
Phone: (591-2) 2310893 - Fax (591-2) 2460891
2074 6 de Agosto Av
Phone: (591-2) 2442643 - Fax (591-2) 2441919
Juan XXIII St between Illampu and Linares
Phone: (591-2) 2311193 - Fax (591-2) 2312296
■ Hotel Morumbi
800 Figeroa St
Phone: (591-2) 2460083 - Fax (591-2) 2460083

★ (1 star)
■ Hotel Comercio
620 Tumusla Av
Phone: (591-2) 2452888 - Fax (591-2) 2452888

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