- Stannum Boutique Hotel & Spa: offering chic and minimalist rooms adorned with crisp metallic colour schemes, with spellbinding views of the city, and a pampering spa. Ideal for young couples.
Nestling in a valley between two towering Andean peaks, La Paz is the highest administrative capital of the world, standing at 3,600m high! An exotic and colourful chaotic mess of narrow winding streets, old colonial facades and incense-heavy churches, shamanic open-air markets and rowdy all-female indigenous wrestling matches, the city is an urban jungle bereft of any obvious touristy sights. But therein lies the charm. The city itself is a museum of colour and tradition, and it boasts - according to several guides - one of the best nightlife's in the world for travellers. Ideally placed between the Amazon and the Andes, La Paz is the perfect stepping stone for exploring the wider region, whether you're taking a day trip to the gorgeous mountain lakes of Tuni Condoriri or Palca Canyon. Browse through our list of the best places to stay in La Paz to start planning your trip.
Colourful, wild and brimming with life, La Paz is the perfect place for young backpackers looking for a truly authentic South American experience. Our collection of the best places to stay in La Paz has something for everyone from luxurious spa properties to charming boutiques.
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La Paz (La Paz)
Tucked in the artsy Sopocachi district of La Paz, this restored 1920s townhouse is full of quiet charm and character. Inside, think vintage tiles, carved wood details and bold local art that nods to Bolivia’s creative soul. Cosy rooms, homely breakfasts and warm service make this a hidden gem.
La Paz (Torre Multicine)
Stylish, contemporary hotel overlooking the city of La Paz. The aesthetic is definitively chic with minimalist rooms and crisp, metallic colour schemes. Its standout feature is the staggering views out over the city. Its location and business centre make it a good option for conference use.
La Paz
A sleek city stay in buzzing La Paz, just steps from the green cable car. Inside, it’s all clean lines, warm woods and earthy tones, with big windows framing mountain views. There’s a rooftop terrace for sundowners, a cosy restaurant, and all the comforts you’d expect. An easygoing base with style.
La Paz (La Paz City Centre)
This charming guesthouse is located in a colonial-era property in the centre of La Paz, Bolivia. The warm and inviting rooms feature local handicrafts and traditional furnishing, as well as comfortable double or queen-size beds. Sample Bolivian cuisine in the hotel restaurant; a welcoming city stay.
La Paz (La Paz City Centre)
This hotel offers accommodation in a traditional, colonial-era property in La Paz, Bolivia. Rooms are spacious and boast unique heritage features, from wooden beams to part-exposed brick walls; book the king suite for extra living space. Sample Bolivian cuisine at the restaurant; a charming hotel.
La Paz (Calacoto)
Exuding a chic modernity, Casa Grande is a superb hotel on the outskirts of La Paz. Boasting stylish rooms, an atmospheric cocktail bar, an excellent restaurant and a range of beauty treatments, it's a great place to retreat to after exploring Bolivia's capital. A sleek stay.
La Paz
In downtown La Paz, this revamped colonial mansion puts you minutes from the markets, plazas and cable car lines. Expect leafy patios, 17th-century stonework, and hidden vaults alongside modern furnishings and airy rooms. There’s an old-school restaurant, bar, terrace, and a mini museum. Charming.
La Paz (La Paz)
Perched high in La Paz, this stylish retreat offers jaw-dropping Andes views from its rooftop terrace and light-filled rooms. Inside, bold Bolivian art and towering cacti complement sleek, modern design with local touches. Expect a top-tier gym, spa, and Mediterranean-inspired dining.
La Paz (between Julio Patiño and Sánchez Bustamante Calaco)
A sleek design hotel boasting epic panoramic views. Beautifully designed suites and rooms are minimalist in style; think chic panelled head-boards, contemporary bathrooms and pops of colour set against a white background. Dine on modern Bolivian cuisine and sip cocktails in the hip bar. Fabulous.
