I loved the place! The room and bathrooms were good, the staff was friendly, the breakfast with fruits, eggs and fresh juice was the best we had, Simon the tucan is hilarious and you can relax forever in the hammocks.

The rooms are very small and simple, but the grounds and common areas are very nice. The staff is very kind and helpful, and of course Simon the toucan is a treat! The breakfast buffet is simple, but plentiful. Plenty of tables and hammocks to relax in during the day, and common kitchen. A quiet and friendly place, with 10pm quiet hours.

This is a backpacker hostal. Don't expect luxury. The location is perfect, just next to the main square. The rooms are clean and there is a lovely common area to sit down, relax or talk to the tucan. The breakfast buffe is very good with lots of fresh fruit, bread, juice, scrambled eggs... The staff is very nice and helpfull (It's better if you can speak spanish, but what else do you expect in Bolivia) The only problem is, when guests are too load skyping or watching TV in the middle of the night, but the staff tries to keep these guests down. All in all it is a good place to stay.

We had one night between 2 connection flights in Bolivia and like most people expected the worst. When we got to the hostel we were surprised by the warm wellcome in the reception and Saimon (the tocan that live in the garden). We stayed in a double room with private bathroom which was clean and cousy.
I would tought that in Bolivia the cost should be lower but overall it was worth it.
If you are looking for a hostel, don't think twice and take this one.