Las Olas Hotel Bolivia

... After an adventure packed second week in Peru we crossed into Bolivia and got exactly what we needed in our lakeside retreat at Las Olas hotel. Although we ´splurged´ (according to the lonely planet) it was well worth it for the two-tier maisonette ...

... up from the bottom, and went about 5 miles per hour -- we were happy to have made a reservation at the swankiest hotel in town, Las Olas.  We splurged $38 for one night in this unique hotel and were able to spend the sunny afternoon laying ...

... FOR THE TRAVELLER:   - Transport:  Kastani border to Copacabana, (Combivan, 2.5 Bolivianos, 8km, 15 minutes) - Hotel: Hostal Las Olas, lasolascopa@hotmail.com, 00592-71914650, Reservations needed for this highly recommended place, one of the ...

... caught a taxi to Tiquina, a ferry across the lake to La Flente and then another taxi to Copacabana. We checked into our hotel called Las Olas which we'd found on the net, pricey but looked good. The pictures online do NOT do it justice. This is one of ...

... . Hugo, a nice chap from Isle of Wight, came with us and alltogether we booked in the most inspiring hotel we stayed so far: Las Olas. Las Olas is a quirky complex of architecturally interesting suites built on a hill on the shore of Lake Titicaca. The ...

... in Copacabana, a small lakeside town which immediately gave the impression of being very chilled out. We had managed to book a room at Las Olas, Lonely Planet’s top pick for Copacabana, and it was just as funky as we had hoped. The room had stunning ...

... our first taste of Bolivia in the lake side town of Copacabana.  We decided to 'splash out' and booked ourselves into hotel Las Olas over looking the largest high-altitude lake in the world, lake Titicaca.  We had our very own bungalow for five ...

... de coucher à Copacabana pour se reposer. Je suis intriguée par une recommendation du guide Lonely Planet qui parle de l´hotel Las Olas en disant ¨worth the splurge¨. On monte les nombreuses marches (Bill n´est pas enthousiame) et en effet ca vaut ...

... -Staying with Martha and her mother in Bogotá -Hammock time (Villa de Leyva, Parque Tayrona, Isinliví, Montañita, Las Olas...) Top 5 Lowlights -Digestive ailments... especially Katie getting sick before the Machu Picchu trek -Getting robbed -The long, ...

... Chile, always a good neighbour (if you ignore about 300 years of history and the part where they stole Peru`s desert and Bolivia`s coastline) helpfully stepped in to grow the chief ingredient, internationally export the product and claim it as their own. ...

... que el anterior, aunque creo que tambien tiene que ver con el destino de viaje. La gente que viaja por Peru y Bolivia es como mas aventurera, busca montanias para escalar, rios para hacer rafting, caniones para sobrevolar en parapente. La rura que estoy ...