Kusinitana Misional

Comentarios destacados

• archyv

  29 octubre 2014
  Centrico

  Si el hotel Misional es malo este es casi lo mismo. El ruido es horrible a partir de las 6 de la mañana,tienes que dormir con el aire acondicionado o te Cueces y el desayuno o bajas a las 7 de la mañana o los japoneses han acabado con todo y no reponen y eso que hay cuatro personas cuidando de el. En definitiva un hotel céntrico pero mas bien malo, buscar otro porfa.

  

• Rafael F

  12 abril 2015
  discreto

  es un hotel bastante nuevo, con unos 4 años de uso, que le están haciendo reformas en la recepción, limpio en todos sus sitios, la atención de las personas es excelente encabezados por un sr. de nombre Sixto, quien atiende con esmero y profesionalismo. Lo bueno de destacar es la excelente ubicación céntrica frente a la manzana uno o sea a espaldas de la basílica menor de san lorenzo. Además para los argentinos que somos fanáticos del uso del bidet, tiene una especia de manguera flexible metálica que se usa para higienizase reemplazando al bidet. es un poco ruidoso su cercanía a la calle y por ruido de los equipos individuales de los aires acondicionados.

  

• LisandroVoyager

  23 abril 2016
  Great city center location, clean and freshly decorated, with Indian motifs; some city noise

  Excellent location in the heart of the old town a block from the beautiful main plaza, cathedral and museums. Nice range of pastries for breakfast. Very clean with new but tiny bathrooms. Mini fridges in the rooms. WIfi and TV too. For those requiring perfect silence to sleep, best to opt for a room off the street or another hotel.

  

• Angel V

  18 enero 2017
  Hotel Misional

  Excelente Hotel en Sucre y súper Céntrico. La visita de la ciudad se puede empezar en la plaza 24 de Septiembre, o plaza de Armas. En el centro de está plaza esta la estatua del coronel Ignacio Warnes, héroe local de la guerra de la Independencia. Al lado del Hotel Misional.

  

• ludcodoc

  18 noviembre 2017
  Great hotel right in the middle of the action

  I was put up in this hotel as a visiting teacher, and was very happy with it. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the air conditioning was effective. The front desk speaks minimal if any English. The rooms surround an interior covered courtyard which has a few statues of indigenous women with very perky breasts, which might require some explaining for young kids. The roof of the courtyard also amplifies the sound of rain significantly. The courtyard and stars are functionally external as the stairs are not enclosed, so it is warm there. There are two fast elevators. My room faced the plaza which is behind the scenic large cathedral. There was frequent music and celebration in the plaza, till late at night, which was quite loud. I dont mind, but a light sleeper should ask for a room on the other side of the hotel. Free internet was fast, for Bolivia. I was able to stream youtube pretty well here. The hotel did laundry for me, but the mechanism isnt straightforward - there is no bag, no price list... I'll see what the end up charging me. I have also freely consumed waters and poweraides from the minibar, I'll try to remember to post back what that ends up costing me. Under (and connected to) the hotel is a nice gelatto place. Right next door are two coffee shops, we enjoyed the closer one more. A short walk away, across from the cathedral, are two good places to eat - Bar 24 and next to it, our favorite, Lorca. Oh my. That place stand up to anything anywhere. At $13 or so per entree, its expensive by Bolivian standards.