Adventure Brew Hostel
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La Paz
As the road from Sucre to La Paz is tarmaced we decided it would be safe enough to catch a night bus. We booked cama (fully reclining) seats and the travel agent seemed very excited for us that she had booked the two seats at the front of the top deck with the panaramic view. When we arrived at the bus station however we discovered that cama was …
A little underwhelming
Following my salt flats tour I arrived in La Paz, Bolivis at 6am so made my way directly to my hostel, checked in and slept for a little. I had originally planned to have 6 days in La Paz but a couple of days ago I decided I could squeeze in a 3 day trip to the Amazon Jungle for some trekking and wild life spotting - this has been a dream if mine …
Spectacular Isla del Sol, then La Paz
We got up early and packed our stuff. I was up first and was proud to be ready well ahead of the girls, except that once I'd finished I realised I'd lost my Swiss Army knife. Cue the emptying of my entire bag and much frantic searching of the room for 20 minutes. By this time the girls were ready and it was almost time to leave. I finally found the …
La Paz
August 15: More Ailments
The first day in La Paz I was still feeling rough and kept getting horrible stomach pains. While the girls went for a wander to investigate companies we could book the Salt Flats Tour through, I spoke to the lovely hostel receptionist and she got their doctor to come and visit me in our dorm. I have now seen a doctor in …
Escape from Wild Rover
After the 6 days in Wild Rover, our old selves needed break, and fortunately we had to pre-book another hostel as there wasn't enough spaces in the Rover.
we shaped up and shipped out and went to the Adventure Brew Too about 10 minutes up the road and it was a bit of a shock. The second hostel was a massive dump with a dowdy court yard and …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsAdventure Brew Hostel La Paz
I would have no problem recommending this hostel
Pros;
Hot and powerful showers (and the curtain actually reaches the floor so the whole bathroom stays dry - a first in Bolivia!)
Pancake Breakfast with tea and coffee- a nice touch
Use of kitchen for most of the day
Comfortable beds and a good nights sleep
Excellent Wifi & two computers to use free of charge
Helpful staff who provide map and with whatever you need
Location: probably closest hostel from airport and right outside bus station.
Cons;
Could do with a bit of a lift decor wise but nothing to complain about really
The free beer doesnt taste great.-..but its still free!
Overall enjoyable stay!
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Stayed in the newer B&B just up the hill from the original. A 12 bed dorm with shared bathroom was only 47 bolivianos/night. It got surprisingly quiet at night, except for street noise (get the other side of the building). The fee included a beer each night and pancake breakfast each morning. The beers were alright, nothing special, and the breakfast was just coffee or tea and pancakes with butter or caramel. Nice people, decent travel agency attached as well.
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Ticked all the must have boxes, but looking a little tired. Could do with a really good clean and a coat of paint.
Beds really comfortable; breakfast wasn't bread and jam - yeyah! - was pancakes - right next to the bus station.
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awesome beer
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I initially booked this hostel because it was close to the bus station and advertised wifi. I was a bit worried it was a party hostel (I'm a bit old for party hostels) but because I wanted the wifi I booked it anyway. This hostel is a nice mix - it has a bar on the top floor, which in the evenings serves food (a single option which changes every day ), and has cheap drinks. So if you want to party you can. But the dorms are insulated enough from the noise of the bar that you can still get an early night if you want. The dorms are a decent size with big rucksack sized lockers. And they had pancakes for breakfast included in the price-fantastic.
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The hostel was spread across four floors with the rooftop bar the highlight. With fantastic views, well priced good food, a free beer every night you stay this really is a great place. The bar is a focal point but does not make this a loud and late party hostel. The rooms we had were both nice, clean and had en suite (although lacking towels). The reception is able and willing to help with everything from laundry to bus tickets. A word of warning, if you want breakfast get there early to avoid ridiculous queues for plates, cups and food! Overall, we were really pleased with this place.
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The horrible staff wanted me and my friend to pay for 3 beds. They pretended to call other hostels for us and said they were all full.... the guy told us that he had booked another night for us in a dorm, but the next day we woke up and the woman said I was wrong because there was no booking and no more beds, and that wasn't their problem! They practically threw us out! After that I had a COLD shower!!!!! Hate almost everything..... the breakfast is preetty good!
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Everything you could want from a hostel (except maybe a better location)
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