2-Star Hotels in Potosi, Bolivia

I stayed for three nights to visit the Uyuni Salt Flats, and it was a very comfortable and satisfying stay. Due to a flight, I arrived at the hotel early in the morning, but they welcomed me warmly and checked me in regardless of the time. Each room also had a heater, so it was warm at night and I could take a hot shower, which kept my body warm and allowed me to sleep soundly. Breakfast was also prepared for me every day, so I was able to recharge my energy before sightseeing. When I told them I was leaving for the airport early in the morning when I checked out, they not only advanced my breakfast time, but also arranged for a taxi, so I was able to get to the airport on time. The hotel was affordable, clean, and provided excellent service, so I'm glad I chose it. The only drawback is that there is no elevator, so you have to climb stairs.

This hotel is not bad but my room was terrible! It was a corner room so I got all the noise of cars, dogs and rail traffic for the entire night. Thee was no five minute silent period at any time of the night. I have never experienced anything like it before. The noise was like sleeping on the street, it was so bad. If you book here, demand a quiet room. The rooms are fine but you can kiss sleep goodbye if you book a corner room. The incessant loud noise throughout the entire night is my abiding memory of this hotel.

A very interesting accomodation. Surprise to find such a modern outfit in the wild and remote Bolivia. Unfortunately the staff can not speak english!

The room was spacious and very clean. The bathroom was nice, but it took some time to get hot water. The front desk was mostly helpful. It’s a bit of a misnomer to be called a Restobar, as there’s an indication of a restaurant. There is no restaurant: breakfast is served, but no other meals. All that said, I would recommend this accommodation to someone traveling to Uyuni.

The staff was very friendly, communicated with them early to check in early, breakfast was good, the bath water was relatively small. But I still recommend it to everyone, this is a friendly hotel.

There was no one at the front desk upon check-in; you had to ring the doorbell to find someone to assist you. There's no elevator, so staff helped carry your luggage up to the third floor, which is quite difficult in the high-altitude region. The room wasn't large, just enough for two suitcases, with a 1.5-meter double bed, two bedside tables, and a shelf; the facilities were quite basic. The bathroom was small, and the hot water took a while to heat up. Breakfast was very simple, with very little food. However, the room was very clean, and the location is near the main street, with money exchange and fast food restaurants nearby. Overall, the price is relatively low, and it's acceptable for one night.

Hotel Rosario was very spacious, clean, tastefully deisfned and relatively new - the front desk staff told us they have been opened for 6 months. Altough there was some works still going on, there was minimal disruption and noise from our room. We were early and the staff managed to offer us an early check in which was highly appreciated as we were tired from our 3D2N Salar de Uyuni tour. As with most hotels in Bolivia, there is no air conditioning but the room cools down dramatically at night especially with the window open - there were occasional noise from the stray dogs barking on the street but it didn't bother us too much. The breakfast spread was very good with fresh ham, cheese, fruits, bread and an egg station. However, it is located further from the main street - 15mins walk.

Atención excelente! Muy accesible el personal y atento.