Atix Hotel

As the city’s first hotel of its kind, Atix requires a certain versatility - it caters equally to the international business set and to tourists using it as a base camp for their Bolivian adventures. It’s well suited to both groups, as the design is stylish yet sober, and there’s no type of traveller that doesn’t appreciate proper luxury-hotel comforts.

Lots of thought and expense has gone into the hotel’s design. The façade is clad in native Bolivian timber and local Comanche stone, as used on La Paz pavements in the 1920s and '30s. The parallelogram-shaped building looks cool from the outside and floor-to-ceiling windows inside make for good views of the surrounding Andean valleys.

Nearly everything you see – from the specially-commissioned art on the walls to the wooden headboards and stone sinks – comes from Bolivian artisans.

The rooms, corridors and common areas at Atix Hotel have also been decorated with art and photography by renowned artist Gaston Ugalde, a renowned Bolivian artist who created an exclusive collection for Atix Hotel that tries to capture the very heart of Bolivian culture.

The restaurant turns local Bolivian ingredients into a fine-dining experience, and the top-floor bar offers an experience of its own, with panoramic views of the city and its surroundings through towering double-height windows.

Facilities

• 24-hour front desk
• Air conditioning
• Airport shuttle
• Breakfast
• Coffee machine
• Essentials
• Fitness centre
• Parking (free)
• Heating
• Hot Tub
• Restaurant
• Spa facilities
• Swimming pool
• Wi-Fi (free)