Hotel la Pace

... to acclimatize trying to being in a new place, I eventually find Hotel Gloria ( by now I must have found every hotel in La Paz) and hope that after my intrepid exploration of trying to find her that she is actually here! Yes, ...

... . Like Franz, our guide on Isla Del Sol, Efrain is trying to maneuver us higher but at a steady pace. It is a nice day so not too hot and La Paz is a wanderers dream. We roam through colonial era plazas and view the multitude of statues of spanish rulers ...

... choisi un hôtel tenu par un français, c’est plus facile pour discuter des bons plans ! L’endroit s’appelle « A la maison », il est situé dans le quartier de Sopacachi. J’ai mon petit studio perso avec vue sur la cime ...

... sea level and is home to the worlds highest ski resort, golf course and airport. We finished our tour at 6.15pm and returned to the hotel where we changed and then went for tea. We finished the evening with another film before going to bed at 11.30pm. ...

... molto il mondo arabo, si contrappone una puntualità ed una precisione tutta inglese. Durante il trasferimento conosciamo Bernadette Pace, l’ assessore alla cultura di Malta, (molto semplicemente usa il bus e non l’ auto blu…) che ...

We have definitely picked up the pace on our trip! After 4 hours on curvy roads we arrived in La Fortuna! We chose our hotel and made our way to the center of town. The primary feature of La Fortuna is the Arenal Volcano. When I came to CR eight years ...

... next to a straight drop down made me very nervous!  So I really enjoyed the slow group and got to race at down at my pace with the leading guide and stop for pictures along the way.  The sky finally cleared up and and I was able to see the ...

... western traveler. The bohemian, dreadlocked, hippy type person, or the really young gap year traveler. And then there are the Joe Pace type traveler. Not many of us, but we spend more money than 10 of the others put together. For example, my ...

... down the reef, since we both take our time so much while taking photos.  We're pretty well matched in air consumption and the pace of the dive, so it has worked out great to have her as my dive buddy this trip.  But I still miss my ...

... mucking about with them all. At the end of the ride the guys took us to a shop to buy some cool beers, then to a local hotel with a swimming pool.  They said to us ïf they ask, you don´t speak Spanish¨.  When we asked why they said the hotel ...

... sculptures) - really this place was just an excuse to sell us tatty souveniers, followed by a working Salt mine (above ground), a Salt hotel (made out of Salt bricks) and then to Corozan Del Salar, the main destination for the day, WAY out in the desert ...

... got to the bottom at Coicha which was a real achievement for both of us (we did 64km in just four hours!). Went to a nearby hotel for a hot shower and superb lunch. Long drive back over ´the road´, if we had done this on the way before the biking there ...

... to our hotel for a relaxing lunch and Coffee only to be faced with the situation Graham described in the last entry. Unfortunately the hotel didn't have a room for us, which was no great surprise, so we grabbed the bags they had stored for us and ...

... for both) we take the elevator up to the 15th floor to enjoy the views of the city. We decide to explore further. Outside the hotel we jump on Bus 'M' for an unofficial tour of the city (1 Boliviano or GBP 0.07 to get on the bus). The ancient American ...

... be running the next day. The last departing bus was at 6:30pm and guess what time it was...6:30pm. As we were walking back to our hotel thinking we were stranded for a day the bus passed us yelling, ¨La Paz¨. We said we wanted to go but needed to get ...

... us back up Death Road to La Paz, but the local Bolivians had blocked the road with JCB´s. We eventually arrive back at our hotel 4 hours later than expected, the biking was awesome, well I thought so - Lucie hated every minute of it, but I think she ...

... street stall. Jody declined any food of course. Our traumatic end to the day had not ended though. Unknowingly we had checked into a hotel that was next to a night club. At about 10pm the full extent of that choice exploded into a volume of music so loud ...

... girl with a broken thumb. I tried to sleep, and the iPod saved me. Ash spent the day in La Paz, and we hung out at a cafe near our hotel last night. Today, we are heading to Rurrenabaque, in the Bolivian Amazon basin, to take in the Rainforest and ...

... Yannick scopes out a couple probable spots for our foursome, so off to find Ned and Charlotte. Ends up they’re camped at a hotel/campground and are with another cyclist (Sidney) they hooked up with along the way. We all talk and laugh for a while ...

... encounted. We are still scratchng our wounds several days on....arhhhhh! After the ride we hit a little hotel with a pool for a wallow and then headed back to La Paz. Next stop the calm shores of Lake Titicaca. *parents disclaimer - at no point we´re we ...