for a luxury business hotel, it has excellent decor but for the poor task lighting. It is a total letdown on the 'terrible' internet quality in all rooms and public spaces ... the staff recognise that and seem frustrated themselves no concierge, and poor english-language skills with front desk staff

As many other travellers, I arrived in Bolivia (my first time there) in the darkness, and was pleasantly surprised by the swiftness with which my suitcase arrived. The transport from Casa Grande was also waiting as I came out; it was a foggy, wet early morning, and the driver took the hairpin roads from El Alto to La Paz very... More

Arriving at 0330 in the morning is never going to be good in any hotel let alone a hotel in La Paz. At night the modern architecture is only partially apparent and is weird and out of context with expectations. The staff reception was really very good as it was night staff only and they were keen to get me... More

I stayed at the Casa Grande for 12 days during a business trip, and would highly recommend it for both business and leisure travellers. The rooms - suites actually - are very comfortable and clean, with a bedroom, a good-sized living room with small dining table and kitchenette, and a comfortable bathroom. I'm not sure how old the hotel is,... More

I stayed in room 601 at the Casa Grande Hotel for one night. I was traveling as part of a group but wanted to stay one night on my own at lower altitude, having come directly from Chicago. It took around a half hour to get to the hotel from the airport at 13,500 feet of altitude. The Casa Grande... More

When we arrived in La Paz, we had to look for a house and stayed for six weeks in this hotel. The location is excellent: within walking distance of San Miguel, the area with shops, cafes and restaurants. The rooms are well equipped and have a little kitchenette, if you want to prepare your own food. We never did, because... More

Casa Grande is several hundred metres lower than the centre of La Paz which makes it the ideal place for the lowland traveller worried about altitude sickness. A 15-20 minute taxi ride will take you up to the centre in the morning and you can retreat to the lower altitude in the evening. The rooms (more like suites) are enormous,... More

Hotel Casa Grande is located in the South of La Paz which is the best area to stay. It is quieter, and greener than the Centre but there are good restaurants, cafes and shops around. The staff are friendly, the breakfast room is bright and the food is good. The wifi worked better than anywhere I had been in Bolivia.... More

I spent 14 nights at the Casa Grande in La Paz in June 2012. It is probably the premier hotel in La Paz and to be honest there isnt much competition. The staff were friendly, helpful and smart. The food was above average (for la Paz) and the rooms were spacious, well appointed and clean (the cleaning ladies were excellent).... More