El Hotel de Su Merced

"Luxury, all aspects are better"

Casa Verde B&B

"Sucre is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and a virtue of the Casa Verde is its fidelity to the city’s colonial past — it has resisted temptations to the pursuit of luxury through unwarranted modernization. Yes, it has excellent Wi-Fi, which extends to the nicely planted courtyard patio (with a small swimming pool!), and the water in the smallish bathroom runs hot when you need it, but by and large the visitor is embraced by an ethos of sufficiency rather than excess. What the guest most appreciates about the premium Casa Verde places on sufficiency is in the room rate. For my room, which could sleep four (there was an upper-level loft with two twin beds), I paid 200 Bolivianos (US $28) a night. These were the prices I came to Bolivia for! Breakfast is served communally, at two long tables in the simple breakfast room. No fancy espresso coffees (which must have particularly disappointed the Italians who were the majority of guests during my 3-night August stay), but intensely brewed Bolivian beans made for sufficient wake-up before each day’s exploration. Casa Verde is located some four blocks “up” town from the central square of Sucre, so it is well within walking distance of nearly all the important sights and relevant restaurants in town. "

Hostelling Bustillo

Hotel Boutique la Posada

"The boutique hotel La Posada is in a very central location in a colonial building where you breathe the air of glory times ... large, well furnished, well heated rooms and a very good breakfast.. A good restaurant is also available to customers. "

San Marino Royal Hotel

"Location is very good although services and breakfast are not varied, so I don't understand the one with 4 stars, since the service is generally from a 3-star hotel"

Parador Santa Maria la Real

"I will start by saying that the building is very beautiful and is in an area close to the main square, which makes it an attractive entrance. The thanks to Trip Advisor in the rating is more to the contributions read on this channel - in some of them it was stated that the rooms had an unpleasant smell and that is indeed the case. And thanks to the notice we were able to maneuver quickly and have our room changed. There are interior rooms, with small windows to the hallway and a musty smell. Others are very dark and small that have a window to a small light patio that allows you to see the inside of the neighbor's room. In our case, the change request was successful and we were moved to a larger room with good views, somewhat cold but much better than the others. Naturally, all this thanks to the kindness of the employees who are, by far, the best thing about the hotel. Always willing to help you and make you feel as comfortable as possible. As for breakfast, it has live cooking, slow but it is, and enough for a breakfast. They replenish with a certain slowness but as in almost all of Bolivia, speed and agility are not one of their references. They have a beautiful terrace on the roof with a bar that serves drinks and food. Very beautiful views and correct service"

El Jardin de Su Merced B&B

"This is a gorgeous B&B not far from city center. We wished we could have spent more than one night here. The breakfast was homemade and the rooms very comfortable."

Cruz de Popayán

Hotel Monasterio

"This hotel is a shame. We had a suite below the bar and opposite the bar's guest toilets. Impossible to sleep before 1am. The little gentleman at reception who speaks French lied to us when we asked him if it was a good room before going in. No apology and no refund when leaving and we were asked to leave because we started complaining! European travelers avoid this hotel."