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Is Hostal Leyenda right for you?
| Atmosphere | 87% |
| Convenience |  66% |
| Safety | 66% |
| Value | 66% |
Hostal Leyenda
Location:
Av. Constanera & Busch, Copacabana
Copacabana, Bolivia
Hotel
This charming hostel is on the shores of Lake Titicaca, of which all of its windows offer a great view, and you can hear the surf and seagulls late at night. The hostel itself has a unique, beach-gothic design, with cobblestone paths cutting through an elegant garden in the front. The rooms are clean, spacious and decorated with creative care. Breakfast is included, and the hostel also has its own restaurant. The Leyenda Hostel also offers inexpensive tours of the famous Isla del Sol.
This Hotel is: Mid-Range
Hotel Amenities, Services and Facilities Restaurant, Breakfast Included, Linens Included
Room Prices:
Lower:$10
Higher:$20
Contact Information:
Phone: Cel:719-26-3333
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Traveler Reviews of
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0%If there is one thing I dislike it is people trying to get advantage of you. Upon arrival I asked the owner if he had a simple room. He told me he hadn't but was willing to give me a doble for the price of a simple. That was, until the next morning, while I was rushing to get out to catch a boot for a daytrip. At that moment he told me I couldn't stay in the room for an extra night for the same price. I could only stay if I would pay for a double room. When I told him he should have told me the day before, he gave me a lame excuse that he tought I was only going to stay one night.
That same morning, while smoking a cigaret at the balcony, I overheard a conversation between a couple who just arrived and the owner. Apparently they called him the day before to check whether he had a double room and whether they could occupy it at 7:00am. He must have said that it would be possible. But when they arrived they were told they couldn't get a room before 10:00am.
Talking about bad service. Shouldn't tell you such experiences don't add up to a good atmosphere. So, yes, from the outside it looks a nice hotel. All this beauty disappears, though, when you feel they are trying to rip you of all the time.
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