Eva Palace Hotel La Paz
Sagarnaga 173 La Paz, Bolivia
TravelPod Member ReviewsEva Palace Hotel La Paz
“Enjoyable stay in Eva Palace Hotel”
richandsharon 1 contribution
United Kingdom
Dec 27, 2010
Very helpful and friendly staff, in a great location!! Very accomodating for those who have early morning flights, from extended check out times to ensuring your airport transfers are ordered in advance.
Thank you Bruno!
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Wednesday
Took an 8 hour trip via 3 busses and a ferry from Puno in Peru to La Paz in Bolivia.
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