Santa Cruz Hotels with Wi-Fi

The hotel is good in all respects and is a very good hotel in Santa Cruz. The location is a bit far from the central square and requires a taxi. It is $17 to take a taxi to the airport. Santa Cruz, the second largest city in Bolivia, is an economically developed plain city, known as the “Shanghai” of Bolivia. On the way from the airport to the hotel, we seem to have come to the tropical South Sea, all the way green and subtropical, and the plateau Uyuni, which departs in the morning, is just two worlds, two climates.

Last night we were left waiting for over an hour in the lobby while the front desk tried to sort out a “lost” reservation. I had my 3 kids, including my 4 month infant. Management was not helpful even though I had my email confirmation of my reservation. Hotel staff asked to see proof of payment on my credit card, which I provided, and then they said the only solution was to charge me twice until they could sort out the missing reservation on their end. It had been almost an hour waiting in the lobby at that point so I told them it was fine to charge me again while they sort it out. I looked at my receipt and it was 2x the amount it should have been, so was I was charged 3x! I asked them to refund me the new charges and we left at 1am to go to a different hotel. I’m still left with dealing with Priceline for the first set of charges. Management was NOT helpful and if this is the hospitality they show at check in then we are not interested in ever staying here again. We’ve stayed at Marriott down the road a dozen times with no issues.

The room is a little smaller, but very clean and tidy. You can see the beautiful city view of SANTA CRUZ outdoors. There is a big supermarket next to the hotel and a restaurant next to the supermarket. Shopping and eating are very convenient.

The environment of the hotel is first-rate, the green area is large, and the floor is wooden floor, which is relatively high-end, and the swimming pool is also large. In the case of a suite, there are three rooms. The price of the room is calculated according to the number of rooms. A room is about 50 dollars. In addition, each room basically has a toilet, there are two rooms downstairs, two toilets, a living room, a kitchen, and there is only one room and one toilet on the second floor. Can basically guarantee the needs of the family

The hotel has a very clean room, with good space and air conditioning. There is a minibar with some drinks that cost a lot more than buying them at the supermarket. The bathroom is very complete, has a hairdryer, shampoo, conditioner and liquid soap. There weren't many options for breakfast, I missed having a sandwich maker to make a hot sandwich, as the machine there only “transformed” the sliced ​​bread into toast. The location of the hotel is good and you can walk to Praça 24 de Setembro. It is a more residential area and has few restaurant and bar options to go to at night, so you will need to take transport to go to bars and restaurants. The Wi-Fi was a little slow, which could be bad for those who intend to travel from home.

New and modern hotel with spacious room and serviceable staff. Only the breakfast buffet is limited to a hotel like this that offers the breakfast buffet included in its price.in fact, if you want to eat omelet eggs or chewed eggs at the breakfast, The hotel's location is not in the centre, so less noisy but less convenient to travel in the day, especially when taxis do not know the hotel.

Beware of this location guys …I ordered a room here on Priceline and I paid it , but I was also told to pay again when I got to the counter at this hotel …so I got charged twice …I was told back in March that I’ll get a refund , I’ve been getting the run around since and I still have not gotten a refund ….when I didn’t call for a month they thought I gave up so they told their customer service line that I was refunded on June 15th , but that was a lie …since I kept calling for the refund, they are now admitting that I was not refunded because they are holding my money until they receive their payment from Priceline …so because they have a hard time getting their money from Priceline , they decided to charge me again and keep my money because they think that Priceline won’t want to pay them, and Priceline is refusing to pay them now also, so I am the one who is stuck with two credit card charges when I only stayed one night …I am still trying to get my refund and we are in august now , I am never staying in this hotel again

TRYP by Wyndham Santa Cruz is a new property located in Equipetrol neighborhood minutes away from Santa Cruz city center. Its ideal location puts the property in one of the most growing areas in the city surrounded by companies and shopping areas. TRYP Santa Cruz offers 32 superior guestrooms that can receive up to 5 guests. Breakfast is served daily from 6-30am to 10-30am and guests can also enjoy the outdoor heated pool fitness center and a rooftop barrestaurant.

In the hotel itself he says it is 5 stars, but not The only positive point is the location. The receptionist was very dry when we arrived, and he released the room just at 14:00, even with the availability before, we paid for coffee, because we arrived at 9:00 a.m. What a disappointment. Breakfast is very bad, very bad. If compared to a 4-star hotel in Brazil, the breakfast is noted 2. Without varieties, preparations are not tasteful. The room was beautiful, but the air conditioning was shut off all the time alone, a fact that helped us have a bad night, since every 30 minutes we had to shut off and we had to get up to shut up. I was very disappointed by the amount paid for the daily, and I do not indicate that hotel.

The service was fantastic. Dalma who was at the front desk was super fantastic as was the owner Fernando balderrama palacios. It was extremely clean and modern looking. The location was great as well. Overall it was our best experience in South America over past 6 weeks of traveling. We would both highly recommend it. Most including the owner spoke English very well. If we come back I would stay here. Also talk to the owner for he is well educated and traveled. He can make some great suggestions for food and other places to go in Bolivia.