Sucre Residences from NT$601

A hillside settlement with densely packed buildings, some with red roofs, and a prominent structure on the hilltop.

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A multi-level courtyard with a central staircase, potted plants, and a fountain.

1. Hotel de Su Merced

Sucre

Daniel

NT$2,577 total

Nov 13 - Nov 14

A covered outdoor area with a checkered floor, lounge chairs, and a view of a swimming pool.

2. Casa Verde B&B

Sucre

Mina

NT$873 total

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A breakfast buffet table with various food items and beverages, including a pitcher of orange juice and a glass of pink drink, set against a backdrop of a hotel sign.

3. H. Glorieta

Sucre

Antonio

NT$1,004 total

Nov 12 - Nov 13

An outdoor café with stone flooring, wooden tables and chairs, and umbrellas providing shade.

4. Hotel Boutique La Posada

Sucre

Joseph

NT$2,693 total

Nov 26 - Nov 27

An indoor patio with two wooden chairs and a small table, surrounded by a garden with flowering plants and a tiled floor.

5. El Jardin De Su Merced B&B

Sucre

Sharad

NT$1,675 total

Nov 12 - Nov 13

A patio with a tiled floor, a metal bench, potted plants, and a wall-mounted light fixture.

6. Santa Cecilia

Sucre

NT$1,035 total

Nov 12 - Nov 13

An arched corridor with potted plants, a staircase, and a dining area in the background.

7. Hostal Recoleta Sur

Sucre

Debbie

NT$601 total

Nov 14 - Nov 15

8. Hostelling Bustillo

Sucre

"Great local hotel, with big and super clean rooms in great location only a short walk to the main Plaza in the beautiful and super friendly city of Sucre. The hotel seems to cater for locals as I was the only foreigner staying there, but the staff made me feel very welcome, and even though none spoke English, they were really helpful and patient which was a first for me in Bolivia. But that was the main vibe of Sucre, relaxed and friendly folk which was a breath of fresh air in comparison to...