This guesthouse is very well located, near the market, should you want to cook you own fresh vegetable-based dishes (one does get tired of the rice and meat dishes). Everything is extremely clean, works well, is comfortable and the place has a very cosy feeling to it. On top of all that, both Jacqueline and Olivier go out of their... More

Probably the best hostal we experienced in Bolivia. For 20 usd, we had a spacious double room with private bathroom. Breakfast is usually not included but the owner proposed to do it because we had nothing and it was delicious. Beds are comfy, bathroom is clean with hot water and wifi is working perfectly. There is also a kitchen for... More

We stayed only 2 nights but wanted to stay longer. Unfortunately we left it too late and they were full for the weekend. We stayed in Litoral and that bed, I wished I could have brought it with me! The room was spacious and clean with a lovely hot shower. We didn´t have any problems with noise or smoke. Jacqui... More

Wonderful stay here for a week, welcomed in by Jacquie after our night bus, detailed map given with all the highlights to suit us, La Traverna French restaurant, best place for papa rellenas etc. Best showers of our trip so far, hot and amazing pressure. Great quality toilet paper. Lovely well equipped little kitchen. Lot's of lovely touches around the... More

We stayed at La Dolce Vita for 8 nights. We have to disagree with the previous review about the noise, we found it it be very quiet. Ok people are smoking but closed the windows and it didn't effect us. For the price the rooms and bathrooms are fantastic. Me and my wife stayed in Cochabamba a massive twin where... More

The two storey high hostal, has a total of 10 rooms, 5 of which were facing the road. 2 facing the inner courtyard where people hang out, chat and smoke. 2 back rooms that might be quieter and a premium room Copacabana, which might be the quietest for 150 Bolivianos a night. Kitchen is a tiny bit too crammed to... More

stayed 4 nights ... I could exactly duplicate all reviews written about la Dolce Vita about quietness, kindness and so on If it was not for ... some "Insects" who stroke us for 3 nights resulting in red spots , rashes and taking antihistamines ... always delicate in trying to determine exactly how and where that come from but Management... More

Me and my girlfriend stayed there for three nights. As we came from Potosi and did not see anything of Sucre despite the busy streets, it was a great surprise entering such a beautiful and calm place (only three blocks away from placa 25. mayo). Our room was really big and had an absolutely clean bathroom. We were even asked... More

We really enjoyed our stay at La Dolce Vita hostel in Sucre. It is very well run, and Jacqueline the owner is lovely and very helpful with suggestions for sightseeing in Sucre and beyond, and speaks great English. The showers were easily the best we'd had in weeks - consistently hot and with good water pressure. We had a private... More