Breakfast was good and staff helped out in calling me Taxis and close to other areas

We arrived super late and they still welcomed us very nicely, but there is no ramp so my mum could not use her wheelchair.At least there was an elevator.The sauna they have is only open from Thursdays on and it also allows access to the general public which seem to me a bit strange.The inside of the building was frozen in time in the 70s.If some investor would take care of this place it would be a hit.

We arrived super late and they still welcomed us very nicely, but there is no ramp so my mum could not use her wheelchair. At least there was an elevator. The sauna they have is only open from Thursdays on and it also allows access to the general public which seem to me a bit strange. The inside of the building was frozen in time in the 70's. If some investor would take care of this place it would be a hit.

Landed in Cochabamba without knowing where to stay and saw this Hotel. At first, they wanted 70 Dollars directly from the reception reduced to 50 with hotels.com Like many said, very old hotel, terrible wifi, small bed for a couple but located a block from the main square, good for a night not longer just like the City of Cochabamba!

Everything was old in the rooom,bed covers were stained,some of their staff were just not courteous... sauna was ok

Everything was old in the rooom,bed covers were stained,some of their staff were just not courteous... sauna was ok

We reserved a non-smoking room through Expedia, arrived in Cochabamba and the reception hadn't confirmed the booking, then acknowledged it, but gave us a small smoking room, rather dingy and dark, with just one chair and a small table apart from the bed, this in a hotel that claims to be four star! We asked to change this but the man at receeption refused and stated it was a non-smoking room (despite the smell and the ashtray). The second person at reception confirmed that yes, it was a smoking room. The breakfast is modest, without any waiter service apart from someone asking the room number, and the second day we had to leave early (6am) to catch a flight but there was no accomodation for this, and we left without eating or drinking anything, again fine but not in a four star hotel. The second night there was a party ('event') in the room upstairs and the noise of chairs dragging across floors went on until well after midnight. I complained twice and the reception finally offered to change our room at midnight, but by then it was too late to be meaningful. The folks in the reception were always quarrelling between themselves, and the atmospherte in general was rather unpleasant.

We reserved a non-smoking room through Expedia, arrived in Cochabamba and the reception hadnt confirmed the booking, then acknowledged it, but gave us a small smoking room, rather dingy and dark, with just one chair and a small table apart from the bed, this in a hotel that claims to be four star! We asked to change this but the man at receeption refused and stated it was a non-smoking room (despite the smell and the ashtray). The second person at reception confirmed that yes, it was a smoking room. The breakfast is modest, without any waiter service apart from someone asking the room number, and the second day we had to leave early (6am) to catch a flight but there was no accomodation for this, and we left without eating or drinking anything, again fine but not in a four star hotel. The second night there was a party (event) in the room upstairs and the noise of chairs dragging across floors went on until well after midnight. I complained twice and the reception finally offered to change our room at midnight, but by then it was too late to be meaningful. The folks in the reception were always quarrelling between themselves, and the atmospherte in general was rather unpleasant.

There were lots of tiny bugs in the room--probably bed bugs. Not well maintained, even though the facilities are decent.

I booked short notice and there were very,very few hotels with vacancies. The location tipped the balance in favour of Cesars Plaza. I knew that this was not going to be good, but I did not expect it to be so bad. The air is filled with dust from the 1970s, nothing at all has been replaced since. It is extremely dark and loud and full of plastic. The breakfast bufffet is awful. It took me 10 minutes to find at least one spare socket to recharge laptop, cellphone etc. and I was only able to do so by unplugging the TV. Avoid!

Hard to find the address (no street number on the outside) but at the end good hotel for the price.

This is an older hotel, built probably in the 60s or 70s and barely updated since. Rooms were clean, and there was electricity, hot water and internet access. Staff was not the best, breakfast either...

This is an older hotel, built probably in the 60's or 70's and barely updated since. Rooms were clean, and there was electricity, hot water and internet access. Staff was not the best, breakfast either...

It is a older hotel , and everything is old and tired, i stayed 4 nights i changed rooms as internet was not working in first room, than i had 3 days no cold water in my room, i had to shower in a different room.

It is a older hotel , and everything is old and tired, i stayed 4 nights i changed rooms as internet was not working in first room, than i had 3 days no cold water in my room, i had to shower in a different room.

Very old hotel.. it was like going back 40 years in time. People are nice but the rooms are dark, noicy for the wall AC and the traffic.

The hotel was probably very good in the past. Now is just OK, not being renewed for a long time. beds are small, so if you are big this can be uncomfortable. Location is good (downtown) but today its a little busy and car crowded, and this makes it a little difficult to reach places.