Hostal La Torre Tupiza
Avenida Chichas N0 220 Tupiza, Bolivia
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11 reviews
Last review: Feb 08, 20124 miles NW of Hostal La Torre
TravelPod Member ReviewsHostal La Torre Tupiza
“Quality at value”
dae7 5 contributions
Manchester, United Kingdom 
Aug 30, 2011
This was the first hostel we stayed at in Bolivia. With fears of cold showers, cockroaches and filthy rooms drilled in to our heads we didn't expect too much. What we certainly didn't expext was the exact opposite. Whoever told us these thing things about Bolivia hadn't been here for a very long time. We were greeted with a warm welcome and good English. The place was very clean with hot showers and even the breakfast was reasonable. All this at a very, very good price. In fact we payed around 50 Bs for a double room. You can even book all your tours here at competetive prices. To read more about Bolivian adventures, and others, please visit http://travelpod.com/members/dae7
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“Clean hostel, with good showers”
thewellstrip 6 contributions
United Kingdom
Aug 5, 2011
Good hotel, big clean room, but some of the staff weren't the nicest.
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“Pricey but nice”
sharon1smith 6 contributions
Argentina 
Apr 26, 2011
Splashed out on a twin room with a friend and got a very decent hotel room with ensuite and cable tv. The room was spotlessly clean.
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“Nice and friendly”
sayogovi 8 contributions
Austria 
Mar 12, 2011
Nice rooms, friendly staff, clean bathrooms...
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“stroppy staff”
jennifermcl 11 contributions
United Kingdom
Dec 3, 2010
OK and clean hostel but pretty demanding. Early arrivals require 50% of the room rate (many other places do not demand this) and they don´t like you to change your mind at all. Don´t like that you take a tour with a company other than theirs and can basically be a bit stroppy.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelHostal La Torre Tupiza
Saddlin' up in Tupiza
The area surrounding Tupiza, in southern Bolivia, could come straight out of the American Southwest -- brightly colored rocky hillsides, jagged formations, and strange looking badlands in all directions. It's also where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, two robbers a la the Wild West, were reputedly killed after robbing a payroll. There's a movie …
Tupiza ....Yee Haw!
Arriving in Tupiza at around 10am we are reasonably well slept after again going for 1st class on the train and greeted by a lovely sunny morning and a town which is beautiful and somewhere we are thinking will suit us very well. Its set right in basin of tremendous mountains and rock faces with a very sleepy feel to it. Our hostel is more like a …
Hunting for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
And onto Tupiza! A town that is most famous for being the final haunt of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, we were killed 100 years ago in the nearby town of San Vicente. Those of you that have witnessed myself and Wheeler at fancy dress parties over the years will know that this would be a place close to my heart...
Having been lucky …
Tupiza or not Tupiza?
Finally Bolivia, the country we most looked forward to discover. We were warned about the extreme cultural differences we were about to encounter but I never thought such diversity would had the power of a punch in your face as soon as crossing the border from Argentina.
We had to do so by walking over the bridge from La Quiaca (Argentina …
Cruising to Bolivia
Country number five Surprised by the amount of Flamingos, hats, salt. Since bidding a fond farewell to Paraguay, we have been on a whirlwind cross continent trip through various small Argentinian towns on our way to and through Bolivia. Our first stop was in Resistencia, a place developed by artists and known as the City of Sculptures (over 400, in …
