Hotels With Airport pickup service in Potosi, Bolivia

The location is very central as it is just meters from tourism companies and several restaurants. The cleanliness, the variety at breakfast, the attention in general. The wifi had a good signal. The triple room has some electrical outlets that do not work. If you need an adapter, you can request it at reception. The TV has limited channels, you can access TV streaming. An additional note: The bathroom in some of the rooms (triple rooms) is located outside of them (door to door). The only detail to the hotel was that when I checked out, they charged me twice for parking. One at the hotel and another in the parking lot (at the request of the man who attended us at the hotel). I made the reservation that I was already paying for it and he confirmed that I had to pay again in the parking lot. Since for the attention I planned to leave a tip greater than the amount they charged me twice, I chose not to argue and leave it at that. If it weren't for this detail, I would have five stars, despite this, on a next visit to Uyuni, I would stay again

Relative to this price, the overall price is OK. The decoration is still distinctive. But the bathroom is very small, the hot and cold water comes very slowly in the morning, and the room is poorly soundproofed. Others are OK

This place was so nice. Uyuni is a small dusty town but this hotel was a nice relaxing spot. 4 blocks away from the tour agencies and strip of restaurants. Hotel has private parking and also Is gated so not anyone can just walk in. Beds are new and beyond comfortable. Got a great nights rest. Breakfast is okay. You order eggs, fruit, coffee, tea or choc milk. Yogurt and cereal options. Only thing I hope they change is the bread. They toast it ahead of time and it sits in the counter. So both mornings it was hard and chewy. I was sick one day and staff made sure I had hot water for tea in my room. Even when I got in late one day. Ladies working there are friendly and most helpful. Definitely would stay again. Or recommend

This unique hotel in the salt marsh is located about a 45-minute drive from Uyuni. The taxi from the airport costs 200 to 250 yuan. Those who plan to stay must be mentally prepared. The hotel is noble, unique and fully equipped with luxury, swimming pool, recreation room, bar, restaurant...and the endless view of salt marsh. The lake-view suites have endless views. The rooms are spacious and exquisitely furnished. Most of the hotel is made of salt rock to build a unique style. Presumably you have to stay in the mirror of the sky for one night to experience it for yourself. The hotel’s dinner and breakfast are rich, all in the form of a buffet. For dinner, you can choose individual main dishes from the menu. The front desk and the waiters are hospitable and hospitable, but the wifi is not well received in the room, and it must be received in the lobby or restaurant. This is the shortcoming of this little bit. But I also strongly recommend recommending to stay to enjoy a unique hotel experience.

This hostel is very good value. Lovely old building very comfey bed and large room and a good shower with plenty of hot water. The buffet breakfast is superb. I arrived early on first day and staff offered me breakfast and let me check in early too. The staff were very very helpful and the hostel was clean. Not to be overlooked.

Potosí is Bolivia’s crown jewel, the city that perhaps best encapsulates the textured and often oppressive history of this country. And Hostal Colonial is one of the lesser diadems in that crown, located within 20 meters of the central square and thus as close to the historical sights as the visitor can get. The Colonial is indeed in a sprawling seigneurial residence of the colonial era, and rooms largely face on one or the other of the two interior patios. (My room was apparently an exception, facing out onto the street and angled down to provide a view into the main square.) The breakfast room faces onto the second of the interior patios, both of which feature agreeable fountains. The staff at the front desk, at whatever hour, is friendly and helpful. They spared me a fruitless walk to the purported site in Potosí of Bolivia’s postal system, warning me it had closed; and the desk clerk followed up by calling around for guidance as to whether there was any post office left anywhere in the city, for which it seems there is little demand. (Turns out the Correos de Bolivia has been reduced in Potosí to a single postal agent sitting at a desk in an office for private delivery companies, four blocks tediously uphill from the Hostal Colonial — but the cards I left with that agent were indeed delivered to the United States within 2 weeks, far faster than I would have expected.) As for the hotel guest’s quality of life, the bed was comfortable, the shower was separated from the bathroom’s other necessary facilities by a shower door, and the WiFi signal was strong and unwavering. The Colonial provides a solid, good-value stay in the heart of Potosí, and I would recommend it.

The location is very central as it is just meters from tourism companies and several restaurants. The cleanliness, the variety at breakfast, the attention in general. The wifi had a good signal. The triple room has some electrical outlets that do not work. If you need an adapter, you can request it at reception. The TV has limited channels, you can access TV streaming. An additional note: The bathroom in some of the rooms (triple rooms) is located outside of them (door to door). The only detail to the hotel was that when I checked out, they charged me twice for parking. One at the hotel and another in the parking lot (at the request of the man who attended us at the hotel). I made the reservation that I was already paying for it and he confirmed that I had to pay again in the parking lot. Since for the attention I planned to leave a tip greater than the amount they charged me twice, I chose not to argue and leave it at that. If it weren't for this detail, I would have five stars, despite this, on a next visit to Uyuni, I would stay again

Relative to this price, the overall price is OK. The decoration is still distinctive. But the bathroom is very small, the hot and cold water comes very slowly in the morning, and the room is poorly soundproofed. Others are OK

This place was so nice. Uyuni is a small dusty town but this hotel was a nice relaxing spot. 4 blocks away from the tour agencies and strip of restaurants. Hotel has private parking and also Is gated so not anyone can just walk in. Beds are new and beyond comfortable. Got a great nights rest. Breakfast is okay. You order eggs, fruit, coffee, tea or choc milk. Yogurt and cereal options. Only thing I hope they change is the bread. They toast it ahead of time and it sits in the counter. So both mornings it was hard and chewy. I was sick one day and staff made sure I had hot water for tea in my room. Even when I got in late one day. Ladies working there are friendly and most helpful. Definitely would stay again. Or recommend

This hostel is very good value. Lovely old building very comfey bed and large room and a good shower with plenty of hot water. The buffet breakfast is superb. I arrived early on first day and staff offered me breakfast and let me check in early too. The staff were very very helpful and the hostel was clean. Not to be overlooked.

This unique hotel in the salt marsh is located about a 45-minute drive from Uyuni. The taxi from the airport costs 200 to 250 yuan. Those who plan to stay must be mentally prepared. The hotel is noble, unique and fully equipped with luxury, swimming pool, recreation room, bar, restaurant...and the endless view of salt marsh. The lake-view suites have endless views. The rooms are spacious and exquisitely furnished. Most of the hotel is made of salt rock to build a unique style. Presumably you have to stay in the mirror of the sky for one night to experience it for yourself. The hotel’s dinner and breakfast are rich, all in the form of a buffet. For dinner, you can choose individual main dishes from the menu. The front desk and the waiters are hospitable and hospitable, but the wifi is not well received in the room, and it must be received in the lobby or restaurant. This is the shortcoming of this little bit. But I also strongly recommend recommending to stay to enjoy a unique hotel experience.

Potosí is Bolivia’s crown jewel, the city that perhaps best encapsulates the textured and often oppressive history of this country. And Hostal Colonial is one of the lesser diadems in that crown, located within 20 meters of the central square and thus as close to the historical sights as the visitor can get. The Colonial is indeed in a sprawling seigneurial residence of the colonial era, and rooms largely face on one or the other of the two interior patios. (My room was apparently an exception, facing out onto the street and angled down to provide a view into the main square.) The breakfast room faces onto the second of the interior patios, both of which feature agreeable fountains. The staff at the front desk, at whatever hour, is friendly and helpful. They spared me a fruitless walk to the purported site in Potosí of Bolivia’s postal system, warning me it had closed; and the desk clerk followed up by calling around for guidance as to whether there was any post office left anywhere in the city, for which it seems there is little demand. (Turns out the Correos de Bolivia has been reduced in Potosí to a single postal agent sitting at a desk in an office for private delivery companies, four blocks tediously uphill from the Hostal Colonial — but the cards I left with that agent were indeed delivered to the United States within 2 weeks, far faster than I would have expected.) As for the hotel guest’s quality of life, the bed was comfortable, the shower was separated from the bathroom’s other necessary facilities by a shower door, and the WiFi signal was strong and unwavering. The Colonial provides a solid, good-value stay in the heart of Potosí, and I would recommend it.