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Everything at this accommodation is marvelous; whenever I come to Sucre I plan to stay here.
Maria4 weeks ago
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Sucre·9.0
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Santa Teresa Alley Hostel in Sucre offers a lush garden, free Wi‑Fi, and an inviting outdoor seating area with picnic space. Guests enjoy a lounge, shared kitchen, dining area, balcony, patio, and kitchenette. Located 1.7 km from Bolívar Park and an 18‑minute walk to Surapata Park, the hostel sits 31 km from Sucre Alcántari International Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Everything at this accommodation is marvelous; whenever I come to Sucre I plan to stay here.
Maria·4 weeks ago
No breakfast, but everything ran smoothly. I’d actually pick the dorms over the single rooms—those rooms are in the same building, and you might end up with a group that stays loud until 11 pm and starts shouting at 6:30 am. In the shared rooms everyone’s considerate, so it’s perfect for a good night’s sleep.
Eva·2 months ago
The front desk crew were super friendly and took time to explain a lot about Sucre. The hostel is a short 7‑minute walk to the main square and stays pretty quiet. The only hiccup? There’s just one bathroom upstairs, so even when the place was empty there was a bit of a wait.
Anna·2 months ago
Everything feels cozy and comfortable. The spot is a little out of the way, but it’s so calm that the extra walk is worth it.
Mayara·3 months ago
Nice place, staff super friendly, and it’s budget‑friendly.
Shafurita·3 months ago