Sucre Hotels - Reviews and Rates

So we arrived in Sucre on Sunday morning, absolutely exhausted. We got a taxi to town from the bus station and found a great place to stay – called Hostel Wasi Masi. Our room was kind of japanese-esque with wooden floors and the room was separated by sheets of canvas. The lady who ran it was a darling – she gave us breakfast on the ...

After the unique experience of Potosi we arrived in Sucre, the Capital of Bolivia (really - look it up!). Sucre is a UNESCO heritage sight and it is easy to see why at first glance - all the buildings in the town centre are hundreds of years old painted white with terracotta roofs, surrounded by lush green squares, museums and old churches. It i...

We are really enjoying Sucre (former capital), it has a really colonial feel to it. over 60 of the population is under 23 as there are 3 universities here. Yet it still maintains a lot of the culture, older men and women in traditional dress. We have been to a couple of museums: Casa de Libertad: History of Bolivia. We had a guide who was really...

Nous nous levons un peu tard, si bien qu'apres le petit dej, nous n'avons plus le temps pour la visite de la cathedrale. Je me pose sur la terasse du Repizza pour un cafe en attendant le dejeuner, tres agreable. L'apres midi, visite du Museo Ecclesiastico et de la Catedral de Sucre du 16eme siecle. La piece principale du musee est la Capilla de ...

Apres une nuit de bus vers Sucre, je retrouve Jimmy dans le terminal de bus qui attend que la pluie cesse. Finalement, on n a pas la patience eton pred un taxi vers un hotel pas cher. sucre est plutot jolie avec pleins d eglise et autres edifices a l architecture coloniale mais le principal interet est le marche. Outre la viande, les legumes et ...

Three hours from Potosi is the pretty white-walled colonial city of Sucre. It has lost its governmental capital title to La Paz but is still the judicial capital. We stayed at a Hosteling International hostel close to the bus terminal and it was the most amazing old residence, with cast iron furniture in the walled garden and a dining room with ...

Is it that Vera and I are natural targets here in Bolivia? After several unfulfilled promises of replacement tickets, reserved seats, compensation for the extra costs involved in staying an extra night in La Paz we had to buy our tickets to Sucre on a second rate service with the original bus company TRANSCOPACABANA IM:E:M: Was it by chance that...

We arrived in Sucre as we always seem to arrive after a night-bus ride in Peru and Bolivia. Bleary eyed and swearing we´ll never do that again! Oh for the comfort of an Argentine or Brazilian bus... Even an on-board toilet would be nice! Sucre is the ´other´ capital of Bolivia, the one that holds the highest most supreme law courts in the land. ...

So, you know the part where I said, it´s really not all that bad as they´re making it out be here in Sucre with the Political Unrest??? I lied. Though the city appears back to normal again: the street cleaners are out cleaning up the remains of the street fires, 70% of the stores are open once again for business, and the Micros and buses are ava...

it has been a while since my last post. After the 4 of us(2 aussies, the irish guy) left Sulta we headed across the Bolivian border. We booked a 4 day 4x4 trip into the mountains and the salt flats. this was an awsome trip, we spent long days in the car but the scenery was amazing, we saw lots of llamas and flamingos. We even got to stay in a sa...