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Casa Prado Hotel- Boutique Comfort in La Paz, Bolivia

La Paz is so much more than its best-known accolade of the world’s highest administrative capital city (at 3650 meters breathing can become a challenge!). The city is enclosed by the Altiplano mountain range, providing breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks in all directions. Whilst concrete towers have sneaked into the skyline in places, historical cathedrals, museums, and colonial buildings still dominate, preserving the City’s sense of culture. La Paz is also the gateway to many other attractions, tours, and adventures, including the Salar de Uyuni (Salt Flats), Potosi mines, and the North Yungas Road, aka – The World’s Most Dangerous Road!

The Casa Prado Suites is a charming little boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown La Paz and within walking distance of all of the city’s main attractions and markets. The beautiful renaissance style building from Bolivia’s colonial period has been through many changes over the years, beginning life as a wealthy home before being transformed into an antique museum and now as a boutique hotel; all of these past lives contribute to a sense of character and history that can are rarely found in the larger branded hotel chains.

As soon you arrive and walk up the stairs to reception you enter a unique and friendly atmosphere, with a warm greeting and special touches from the buildings colorful history, like the antique typewriter and ancient parchment map on the wall behind.

Casa Prado Boutique Hotel in La Paz, Bolivia

Between the first floor rooms and the bedrooms is a homely living room, with comfy sofas and more interesting features from various periods of history–from the 1950’s pastel-colored record player to the dark-wood reclining chair and high, corniced ceilings.

Casa Prado Boutique Hotel

The bedrooms are equally comfortable with large double beds, feather duvets, hardwood floors and spacious, well-designed en-suite bathrooms (with actual hot water!). There’s also a portable radiator and cable TV when you feel like taking a break from the outside world!

Casa Prado Boutique Hotel in La Paz, Bolivia
Our bedroom!

Casa Prado Boutique Hotel in La Paz, Bolivia

The hotel serves breakfast in the stylish Café Urbano on the ground floor. If your room includes breakfast, you’ll have a great selection of well cooked foods, including bread, fruit, eggs, fresh juice, and coffee. The service from the staff in the café easily equals that of the team in the hotel above– always warm, friendly and helpful, even on Christmas morning!

Casa Prado Boutique Hotel
The best breakfast in La Paz, Bolivia

We enjoyed every aspect of our stay here; the friendly hotel and café staff, the comfortable beds and hot showers; the décor and interesting relics in every corner and the perfect location.

Wi-Fi – 4/5 – Good for La Paz, can be intermittent at times.

Casa Prado Boutique Hotel
Andrea (Receptionist) and Estefania (Housekeeper)

Special thanks to all of the staff for giving us such an excellent stay ; Andres ( one of the owners) Fabiana (Hotel Manager); Cristian; Andrea; Marco (Awesome Receptionists!); Estafania (Lovely Housekeeping Lady); Max (Security Guard)

Contacts:

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.casapradolapaz.com.bo

(591)2-2312094 / (591)2-2317165

Av. 16 de Julio # 1615 (El Prado) La Paz, Bolivia

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Written by Kach Umandap

Founder of Two Monkeys Travel Group. Since 2013, Kach has visited all the 7 continents (including Antarctica) and 151 countries using her Philippines Passport. In 2016, she bought a sailboat and went on sailing adventures with her two cats - Captain Ahab & Little Zissou in the Caribbean for 2 years. She now lives in Herceg Novi, Montenegro where she's enjoying her expat life and living on a gorgeous Stonehouse. She writes about her experiences traveling as a Filipina traveler with a PHL Passport. Also tips on backpacking trips, luxury hotel experiences, product reviews, sailing & adventure travel.