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Compare 1 Hostels in Tupiza with updated reviews, rates, and availability.

Hostal Coronel Pedro Arraya - Hostel
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Hostal Coronel Pedro Arraya - Hostel
2.0 star property
6.0 out of 10, (1)
"There are two good things about this hotel: location and hot water. The hotel is located in a good and safe location in Tupiza, and about 5-minute walking from the central bus station. It is an old hotel and inside some rooms you can smell sewage odor; however, it does have hot water in the bathroom. You can find better hotels in Tupiza with price that I paid for this hotel."
Hostal Coronel Pedro Arraya - Hostel
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Frequently asked questions

Should I stay in a hostel in Tupiza?
Hostels are a great way to stay for a lower cost, so you can save more for going out. You’ll find local tours and more activities to enjoy while you’re here.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Tupiza?
The weather is important when you’re discovering new places, so here’s some information about the seasons: The hottest months are usually November and October with an average temp of 54°F, while the coldest months are July and June with an average of 45°F. Average annual precipitation for Tupiza is 15 inches.
What is there to see and do in Tupiza?
Depending on what you’re interested in, you might enjoy some places near Tupiza. Get out into nature with places like El Angosto. Additional attractions include Cathedral of Our Lady of Candelaria, Mercado de Ferias, and Mercado Negro.