A very grand, colonial style hotel with two lovely courtyards. A good sized room with plenty of space, large writing desk, bed side table, luggage rack and two beds. The room did get quite hot, especially in the evenings.

It's quite close to some church bells which can get quite noisy at certain times, it's also next to a girl's school and they were noisier than the bells! Therefore, I recommend some ear plugs. You might also want an eye mask as the curtains didn't block much light.

The bathroom was clean and fresh with a good shower.

For once they seem to understand the needs of the modern traveller, with plenty of electrical sockets around the room for recharging laptops and cameras etc. There were two free Internet terminals in the reception area, and they were a decent spec for a change.

After two nights the hotel asked if we would swap rooms. It was a much nicer room with a fridge and a sofa, a bathroom that had a bath and a shower - so we were happy to oblige. It was just round the corner from our previous room, but being northeast facing rather than southeast, it seemed to keep the room cooler and the light seemed to be less of an issue. We were a bit closer to the school though!

Great hotel. Breakfast was one of the best I've had in South America. Rooms are different sizes. Nice courtyard, only downfall is that is can be noisy when plenty of guests are in courtyard.

Lovely hotel but the only negative point is the noise. Not because of the tourist with a significant lack of education who speak loudely in the corridors, but also the staff who shout from a patio to the other. Bad point. Room is a bit small. The building is really beautiful. No restaurant.

This hotel was such a dissappointemt, I can only presume that they awarded themselves the four star rating.

Firstly we had asked a double room, specifically requesting a matrimonial bed as they call them in Bolivia. We were given a twin iroom and despite the hotel being half empty they refused to move us. The room was right next to the ground floor courtyard...very pretty, but very noisy - you can't help but be woken up throughout the night by fellow tourists coming back late or by the cleaners hooving right outside the door before 7am!

When we were eventually moved it was to a double room at the top of the hotel. Our wall seemed to join on to the cinema which was incredibly loud late into the night. The heat in the room at the top of the hotel was unbearible and the fan really didn't help. The only window in the room opened onto the courtyard which meant everyone could see right in...not what you want when you're sleeping in just your underwear because it's so hot.

The TV fell off the wall, nearly injuring me when I tried to turn it on. The staff, (who were rude and unhelpful throughout our stay) simply shrugged. They didn't replace it, repair it or even apologize. The trips they told us about were significantly more expensive than the same trips booked around the corner.

The breakfast was medocre and the showers were often cold.

I hate to be so negative, but everything was bad. I tell a lie, the location was good, just around the corner from the main square. But then lots of hotels were in equally good locations...I suggest you choose one of those!