Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Great hotel, very cute and European, good breakfast. Great location.

Wifi slow.

Cafe located next door is awesome.

Old fashioned, with a colonial air - friendly staff (possibly family-run) - the ensuite window was frosted, but there was no blind/curtain and as it overlooked the courtyard, we had to go to the toilet with the light switched off, all compensated though by a padded toilet seat! Stately restaurant served a good breakfast - coffee interesting though........

Following a two-year old review from Lonely Planet, I decided to stay at Hostal Sucre. I planned to stay there for three weeks but after one week I could no longer stand the cold, old and not comfortable at all room. It is a pitty that this beautiful colonial building has not been kept up in good shape as a hostel. Don't get me wrong, the staff is wonderfully helpful and friendly and the hostel has an amazing colonial patio. But once you get in your room, see the old towels, stained sheets, soiled carpet floor...and then feel the cold Sucre nights in an already cold bedroom... You can find better places just as conveniently located for the same money. I did.

During last July, me and my fiancée has been back packing through Bolivia, and stayed 2 days in Sucre. Hostal Sucre is a very nice place to stay. The hostal is a colonial Big House constructed around the 17th century, with high roofs and antique furniture.
It was a very nice experience, specially if compared to the other places we stayed. The room was pretty clean and confortable, the breakfest was ok, including fresh juice, coffe, bread, cheese and butter. The staff was very attentious, helped us a lot to get an express cab to go to Potosi.
Definitely, a place above aour expectations.