Hotel Cruz de Popayan Sucre, Bolivia.

Hotel Cruz de Popayan (WORLD HERITAGE SITE) is a beautiful and romantic 17th century old colonial house.

We are located just in the middle of Sucre, capital city of Bolivia, people where charcas lived, the liberty of America did begin.

The hostal has private rooms, private bathroom with hot shower, washbasin and toilet, Satelital TV , telephone, internet DSL at reception and wi-fi in the first courtyard.

We provide money exchange, safety box, telephone for long distance calls and free tourist info. Our hostal is open 24 hours and we have English speaking staff.

So do not think about it too much just come and visit us in Sucre!.

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