What's the best hostel in La Paz?

If you're looking for the best hostels in La Paz then our travellers have helped us pick some of the most popular choices with their reviews. We recommend checking out Hostel Casa Esterito with it's review score of 9.8 and the Superb rated Peace Hostel as top picks for La Paz.

How much is a hostel in La Paz per night?

Based on average prices of Hostels in La Paz, you can expect to pay around £14 per night during non peak periods to stay in hostels in the city. (Average prices taken from sample hostel nightly costs in La Paz 2023 - Prices are subject to change)

Alternatives to Hostels in La Paz?

If you want more accommodation options beyond staying in Hostels in La Paz then our page Hotels in La Paz or B&Bs in La Paz are worth a visit too.

What's La Paz Like For Solo Travellers?

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Hostels In La Paz from €8 - Top Rated Hostels 2023

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Sunset Hostel

Sunset hostel is located in the heart of the city of La Paz. 3 blocks from the cathedral, 2 from the market and 5 from the boardwalk and the beach. It is an ideal place to meet people and have a good time!!!

10.0Superb

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Hostel- 1000.3km from city centre

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€20.18

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€16.20

Nómadas Hostel

La Paz, in Bolivia, is the highest administrative capital in the world, located on the plateau of the Altiplano de los Andes at more than 3,500 m above sea level.

7.8Very Good

(11)

Hostel- 1001.23km from city centre

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€13.54

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€8.12

Bermejo Hostel

If you are looking for a place to rest, organize your day to day activities and meet nice people from all over the world, Bermejo Hostel is your place.

9.0Fabulous

(154)

Hostel- 1001.46km from city centre

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€20.03

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€16.52

Hostel Casa Esterito

Welcome to Casa Esterito Hostel, a comfortable space with the best atmosphere. It has 5 rooms; two private rooms and three 6-bed shared rooms. Hot water, air conditioning in each room, free wifi, daily cleaning service, sanitized spaces. Your staying includes...

9.6Superb

(333)

Hostel- 999.53km from city centre

Privates From

€32.50

Dorms From

€20.04

Peace Hostel

Peace Hostel is a friendly hostel created as a meeting point for travellers and visitors.

9.3Superb

(204)

Hostel- 999.89km from city centre

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€21.80

Dorms From

€21.80

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About La Paz

On the Baja Peninsula, La Paz is Mexico’s undiscovered seaside city. It offers a slice of laid-back Mexican culture with its pretty plazas lined with colonial architecture, a thriving local art scene and colourful markets. Thanks to its position on the warm, shallow waters of the Sea of Cortez, the city is a launching pad to some incredible snorkelling and kayaking adventures alongside sea lions and whale sharks.

La Paz hostels put you within short walking distance to the city’s coast. Get to know other travellers in hostels with cool beach hut-style communal areas, or enjoy some quiet time in places with private rooms and shady balconies. You can expect a free breakfast in most of the hostels in La Paz, and free Wi-Fi in all of them. Several also have on-site cafés. Prefer to cook? Pick a La Paz hostel with a shared kitchen. Helping you get around the city, some places offer bike hire and free city maps.

Just behind the seafront, you’ll find La Paz’s downtown area. A good starting point is Jardín Velasco, also called the Plaza Constitución, which is where the city’s old town can be found. Wander past colonial buildings like the cathedral and the city hall (Antiguo Palacio Municipal). A 10-minute walk from the old town brings you to the city’s seafront. Along the Malecón (5.5km promenade), you’ll find restaurants, bars and a few clubs.

While in town, book a walking tour to learn a little more about the city. You’ll get to see some of the city’s colourful street art of the Ciudad Mural project, meet true paceños (a La Paz native) and try local delicacies like fish tacos. If you can’t get enough of the tacos, head to Mercado Francisco I for its market food. A 30-minute drive from town is Balandra Beach. With its natural charm and striking turquoise waters, some consider this to be Mexico’s best beach. Rent a kayak here, or hike to next beach along (San Rafaelito), to swim with the sea lions.

La Paz International Airport is 13km southwest of La Paz and has both national and international flights. The ferry terminal is 23km north of the city and connects up with Mazatlán and Topolobampo, while the bus terminal is on the Malecón and connects to various cities across Mexico. Taxis operate in La Paz and can take you around town or pick you up from the airport.