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Bolivia Potosi

LA casona hostal 460 chuquisaca Potosi Bolivia I'm paying 40b for a dorm bed they also have private rooms parking inside a courtyard be carefull rolling the bike past the double glass doors don't fuk it up for the rest of us and right across the street is Hostal compania DE Jesus which can also take bikes..
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It's popular with the backpacker crowd which means it's a fun social place be sure to make reservations during the travel high season ...
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We stayed in KOALA DEN BACK PAKER'S HOSTEL on Junin 56, Villa Imperial de Potosí. Its litte tricky to get there- JUNIN is one way street, and from city centre is close for trafick. You just need to go little around.

Owners are very nice pepole, they have 2 hostels- you park on the other one. Its just 100 meter away, down the road. We park there 4 motorbikes, its possible maybe 2 more, if you good at tetris. They have special platforms to help drive inside, floor is a bit slippery. Bikes are very safe and rain protected. Hostel have wi-fi (nice), brekfast (nice), common area (nice), hot showers, and HEATING!(you will love it- we where on winter time...)

They also make a trips to Potosi silver mine 2 times per day. Price is low, and you need to buy a gifts for miners for about 2-3usd per person. In Potosi is also Mint/Coint museum. Both museum and mine are really good and worth of see.
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