The Adventure Brew Hostel Hostel in La Paz

The Adventure Brew Hostel in La Paz, Bolivia

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Property Description

Hostel that everyone can and does recommend! Yes, it’s The Adventure Brew Hostel, the first real backpacker hostel in La Paz!

The Adventure Brew Hostel’s modern main building and its colonial little brother, The Brew Too, were created to give you, adventure traveler, a friendly and fun base from which to plan your explorations of Bolivia, take a break from your travels, meet other travelers, or just to recharge your batteries before heading out for further adventures. We have taken travelers’ best ideas and put about everything a backpacker could want from a hostel under one roof.

We have a wide range of comfy rooms with hot gas- and solar-powered showers. All our dorms have one backpack-sized secure locker for every bed (bring your own padlock). There are also small security lockers in the office in both buildings under 24hrs camera surveillance.

After having a good night sleep you can enjoy free all-u-can-eat pancake breakfast with coffee, tea or variety of mates. Or if you are in mood for something else, have a look at our special breakfast menu. Our sunny rooftop terrace and bar with great views over the city are open starting from 1.30pm. There we serve delicious coffee and pastries, Saya beer brewed right there on the ground floor of the main building and variety of drinks. Don’t forget to ask for your daily, free Saya beer and enjoy free pop corn served during the opening hours! There’s also dinner served every night at 7.30pm. The menu varies on a daily basis, so check the whiteboard, what’s served today.

On a lazy day, enjoy our huge DVD selection on relaxing TV and DVD areas in both buildings. There’s also a sunny brew too back garden (Yes – garden! Can you imagine a garden in downtown La Paz??!!) with terraces, hammocks and a hot tub spa jacuzzi with beer spa option (the world’s highest!). Hot tubs found also at the main building rooftop terrace. They are available 24 hours a day – just make an appointment at the reception. We also organize social activities on a regular basis, such as theme nights, city tours and group excursions. And remember, there’s no curfew and no lockout, so you can party 'til you drop and know you can get back in to your room whatever the hour!

Other services we provide are reliable, fast free internet, free wifi at the bar and in The Brew Too and a CD burner to backup your photos (blank CDs available for purchase, no extra charge to burn CDs). You can get your clothes clean through laundry service and if you get tired of eating out, feel free to use the communal kitchens in both buildings. In the winter time you can borrow hot water bottles. You can get new reading for a long bus ride in free book exchange. We break bills into smaller change and us$ to bolivianos during normal office hours. There are also special deals on awesome the adventure brew hostel and Saya beer t-shirts plus fun ways to win these great t-shirts!

All this and even more is packed up with our friendly, helpful international and local staff, most of whom speak English. We are happy to help you with free traveler information, insider tips and booking assistance to help you make the most out of Bolivia. Don’t forget that we are an official booker for the gravity assisted mountain biking trips!

We’ve put off the check-out time as late as possible: 1.00pm. Therefore, remember that in case arriving early and wanting to enter your room directly, you should reserve and pay also for the preceding night. If your bus or flight leaves late in the evening, feel free to leave your luggage in our free baggage storage during the day.

All our prices are in bolivianos. if you want to pay in $, we will aply the current exchange rate on the date of your departure.

The Adventure Brew Hostel welcomes you to enjoy our facilities and make new friends in a safe, fun, clean environment and we'll bend over backwards to ensure that your stay with us is unforgettable. The Adventure Brew Hostel is not the cheapest hostel in La Paz (but it’s also not that much more expensive); it’s for people who are looking for much more than just a bed in a crowded, dank room. See you here!