Enjoy a real hot power shower (24 hours a day) that are not wired to the mains, the comfiest beds in South America with winter/summer duvets, backpack lockers in your room for your security. English speaking friendly staff from all around the globe that will try and help you with all your needs, a travel agency to book all your trips and bus tickets. A real authentic Irish bar with a breakfast lunch and dinner menu, nightly drink specials and activities, TV's to watch your favourite sports and pool table. Common areas include our cosy TV. Room with all the latest DVD's, our sunny courtyard where you can enjoy your free continental breakfast and catch up on your books or just chat with fellow travellers, 24 hours a day free internet and Wi-Fi in most areas of the house.Check in is at 2pm and check out is at 1pm so if you are arriving early in the morning and you would like a bed before 2pm you will need to book for the previous day and inform us of your arrival time. So book ahead to avoid disappointment and we guarantee you a great time in La Paz.All our prices are fixed in local currency, Bolivianos. The exchange rate of U.S. dollars fluctuates daily; therefore if you want to pay in U.S. dollars we will apply the current exchange rate on the date of your departure.* Minimum age for room occupants: You must be 18 years of age or older to be able to check in.
Traveler Reviews
“Great Cocktail Class with Rob”
Reviewed on November 18, 2024
We had a great Cocktail Class with Rob, thank you so much! We made a Chufly and it was delicous, and we could also try a shot of Singani. The class was very entertaining and we learnt some...
“Top notch”
Reviewed on September 10, 2024
Spent a week here - cannot say a negative thing other than the pain I felt paying my bar tab upon check out (self inflicted). Super clean (massive shout out to the cleaning staff), super chill...
“Awesome hostel”
Reviewed on July 31, 2024
Emerson was a an awesome person to help for everything. He was always available for anything i needed. Loved everything. Rooms are cosy and quiet, and the party is fun too. Reilly enjoyed being at...
By air:El Alto International Airport (IATA: LPB) (ICAO: SLLP), El Alto. Its take offs take a bit longer due to the thin air. There is an airport departure tax of $23 for international flights, Bs15 for domestic flights. Most South American airlines serve El Alto Airport as well local airline. Most international flights will make a stop over in Santa Cruz to pick up or drop off passengers. American Airlines is currently the only U.S. carrier serving Bolivia, with one daily flight to Miami. From the airport, the official rate for a taxi into central La Paz is Bs 50 (about USD 6). Shared vans cost about Bs 4 (USD 0.50)The airport is located on the outskirts of the city about a forty minutes taxi ride and this should cost you about 50 Bs.We are located just three blocks from the famous Plaza Murillo and three blocks from the city’s main Avenue, El Prado.We are 5 minutes by taxi from the main bus terminal and it should not cost you more than 10 to 15 Bs.By land:From Cochabamba: 383 Km by paved roadFrom Oruro: 230 Km by paved roadFrom Desaguadero (Peruvian border): 115 Km by rubble and paved roadsFrom Tambo Quemado (Chilean border): 321 Km by rubble and paved roadsBy train:Arequipa (Perú - Guaqui - La Paz)Arica (Chile) - Charaña - La PazCalama (Chile) - Ollagüe - Uyuni - Oruro - La Paz