We stayed here only because the place we wanted to stay was booked up and on the basis that we needed wifi to plan the next part of our trip and we were told they had it. After paying for the room, we were then told the wifi didnt work anymore. The room was dirty, damp with plaster falling off the wall and the toilet didnt flush. We then asked for a nearby laundry and were told they are all shut on sundays. It turned out there was one open just round the corner. We then asked for more toilet roll for the room and were told we would have to buy it ourselves.
The staff were so rude, verging on horrible. the rooms were terrible. Do Not stay here if you want somewhere nice to stay, there are lots of other options in Sucre

We just stayed two nights at this hostal. It was a horrible experiance. Although the building itself has lots of potential, we would'nt recommand it to anyone! After travelling for five months through central and south america, this was sertanly the most negative experiance we had with a hostal. The staff was extremely unfriendly and lasy. They were of no help at all. Although they say they have a kitchen, there wasen't anything like that when we got there. They told us they were rebuilding it. We noticed it at night: while there were several ghuests at the hostal they started making noice and dust around seven in the evening and kept going on till long after midnight. When we complaned about it because we could not sleep, they told us very rude that it was not there problem and that we had to make our complaints about it to the manager. But they would'nt give us his contact information. Before all that they also sold us bustickets to La Paz when they already knew there was a roadblock and therefor the bus would'nt go. We can't understand how people can work like that. Throwing in their own windows. What a waste of potencial. We strongly recommend to find an other hostal. Don't go to hostal Amigo, it's the same owner and the same staff!

This is a beautiful colonial hostel in a great location in Sucre. Our double room was huge boasting tremendously high ceilings and real charm. The courtyard areas are also really quaint and this seems like the perfect place to stay in a historical city such as Sucre. Why of Why though do they not put any toilet paper in the communal bathrooms? Why is the kitchen full of really old, dirty and worn kitchen ware ? (there were also no forks whilst we were there of which the management did not attempt to rectify), why does the internet not work? (although WiFi does), just a few small things to turn this place into a real gem. Saying that, it seems to be the story throughout Bolivia so I guess time will tell.....

We liked this place - big room with high ceiling, charming old colonial building with a lovely courtyard to hang out in.
We stayed in a double with private bath and I thought the room was very good - little details like beautiful lamps added a charm that is rarely there in budget accomodation in Bolivia.
The dorm room we saw looked cramped though, I don't think the entire hotel has high ceiling.
The only minus for us was the breakfast - it was basic and cheap. Other than that, we found it a great place.