Hotel Gloria Coroico, Coroico

The hotel is situated on a hill in the town of Coroico, offering nice views of the surroundings. The rooms have very old furniture, which might not appeal to everyone, but overall, they are reasonably clean. The service seemed a bit lackluster, with an incident of being refused a taxi in the rain, but there were also moments of kindness and support from the staff. There were some issues with noise, particularly the music playing late at night that was hard to shut off. The dining experience was average, with an 'ok' selection of food. The facilities need urgent attention, possibly due to their age, making the overall stay somewhat mixed in terms of comfort and convenience.

This hotel in Coroico offers basic rooms but comfortable accommodations with excellent showers, Cable-TV, and nice beds. The location has both fantastic views and a few issues like loud music playing until late. The dining experience is okay, though service needs improvement. Overall, the hotel provides value for money in Coroico.

The hotel is situated on a hill in the town of Coroico in Bolivia, offering incredible views and a perfect spot for relaxing. However, there are issues such as loud music until late at night and a game that disrupts the peaceful ambiance. The rooms are basic and clean, though the pillows are extremely firm. The service provided is friendly, but there were challenges with local authorities. The dining experience is satisfactory, with late service and limited options. The location's scenic beauty is a standout feature marred by noise disturbances and a disruptive game.

The hotel sits atop a hill in the picturesque town of Coroico, offering beautiful views but with some disturbance from late-night music. The rooms, though old, are reasonably clean and spacious, providing nice views typical of Coroico. Unfortunately, the lack of hot water affects the bath experience. The service was below par, with unattentive and unfriendly staff. However, the location's stunning views make up for the inconveniences. The dining was a mixed experience, with good food but tardy service. The facilities are adequate, but room for improvement exists.

The hotel is situated on a hill in the town of Coroico, offering fantastic views, but there were issues with the music playing late at night that we couldn't turn off. The rooms were simple and adequate, although the pillows were as hard as rocks. The service was slow and unfriendly, with no assistance during the rain and even involving the police over a minor issue. The dining experience was not up to par, with meager options and no refills. Overall, a location with great potential but fell short in several aspects.

My stay at The Esmeralda was a mixed experience. The rooms, while reasonably clean and with nice views typical of Coroico, were let down by the extremely old decor and uncomfortably hard pillows. The service, unfortunately, lacked attentiveness, with issues not being properly addressed by the staff. Despite this, the location offers fantastic views of the colonial building and the pricing was fair for the value provided.

The hotel offers reasonably clean rooms with nice views, though the furniture is very old. Unfortunately, the bath has no hot water. The service was lazy and unfriendly, refusing to call a cab in the rain. The location has beautiful views but suffers from loud music until late at night. The dining experience was average, with limited food options. Overall, a mixed experience in a lovely setting.

The hotel is situated on a hill in the town of Coroico, offering nice views of this colonial building in Bolivia. The rooms are simple and adequate, though the pillows are hard as rocks, and the price is per person instead of per room. The service was not ideal as it took ages, leaving us and other families waiting, and the staff did not address a malfunction properly, even when called the police. The location needs urgent attention due to the loud music playing until late. The dining experience was just bread and not refilled promptly, but the regional bread was enjoyable.

The hotel offers simple and adequate rooms, though the pillows are as hard as rocks. The cleanliness is commendable, but unfortunately, there is no hot water to fill the bath. The service was a mix of kindness and fantastic assistance, but with some instances of being inattentive. The location, despite some issues with music noise, is incredible for a stay after the El Choro trek, featuring magnificent views of the Yungas hills and winding roads. The dining experience falls short with limited offerings and delays in serving. Overall, the facilities are satisfactory, but improvements are needed.

The hotel offers comfortable rooms with excellent showers and nice beds. Unfortunately, there was a bath with a plug, but no hot water to fill it.