This is a special place, not to be missed if good fortune brings you to Bolivia. An excellently maintained original hacienda, with outstanding small museum/chapel, it maintains the ambience of the colonial ruling families lifestyle. The setting at the end of an isolated valley itself is an experience. It is truly unique. English limited.

That long dirt road approach and isolated location has its price- 40 minutes travel to Potosi and Bs.100. The food is adequate, but not first in your memory. (Cross cultural cooking can always be dicey) if possible, have your lunch/dinner at Tenedor de La Plata (Silver Fork) in Potosi.

It is a beautiful hotel that is full of history and character

It is difficult to get into town

Absolutely recommended, the place is magical and the staff are exceptional.

Everything.

Nothing

Wonderful hotel, the stuff even arranged a COVID safe diner and breakfast for us.

Everything

Everything was perfect: remote location, beautiful surroundings, authentic 16th century hacienda, fantastic staff, good food.

There was nothing not to like.

Enjoyed seeing continuation of history as the owner’s family gathered for a Christmas celebration during our stay. We enjoyed our stay surrounded by antiques and dining in the family’s historic dinning room for our specially prepared pescatarian diet. We soaked the information and stories as told by the owners of the 3 families that continuously owned the house since 1562. The stories came to life with show and tell pieces including an original silver shoe, original edition antique dictionary and books, large ballroom hall decorated with armory, and silver decorated leather dining chair.