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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."
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The beautiful red and multicoloured rock formations are all around southern Bolivia on the way to Argentina. We did a mountain biking tour based out of Tupiza which afforded some amazing views. One of the trucks also rolled over the cliff, (when no one was in it) true to Bolivian safety standards.
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