Located in the vibrant Calacoto district of Zona Sur, Atix Hotel in Bolivia is a masterpiece of modern design. Bolivia’s first Design Hotels member, this property takes its name from a Quechua word meaning ‘one who thrives’, and is a celebration of Bolivian art and design.
The striking façade is clad in Bolivian wood and Comanche stone. Inside, the guestrooms and suites are elegant and contemporary with alpaca blankets and artworks. The Atix Suite has a separate living space, bathtub and Jacuzzi, and exclusive artworks.
Ona Restaurant serves innovative Bolivian cuisine made with local produce. Up on the rooftop, +591 Bar serves creative cocktails inspired by Bolivian culture with views across La Paz.
After a day wandering around La Paz or exploring the surreal landscapes of Bolivia, return to Atix Hotel and head to the rooftop for a dip in the infinity pool, soak in the Jacuzzi or enjoy a relaxing massage in the spa.
This is a special place with plenty of character and identity. The guest rooms and suites are elegant and contemporary with alpaca blankets and artworks. The Atix Suite has a separate living space, bathtub and Jacuzzi, and exclusive artworks. The Rooftop bar in particular is intimate and stylish with grand views of the city.
AUTHENTICITYWe won't take you to the usual tourist traps, instead we'll introduce you to people that show you the true side of a country. With our contacts in each destination, we can arrange for you to meet locals away from the crowds and ensure an authentic experience.
EXPERTISEYou can rely on our extensive first-hand knowledge and years of experience in the country you’re visiting. We use only the best expert guides, and provide insider tips on the local customs, and everything from vibrant festivals to hidden Himalayan monasteries
PERSONAL SERVICEYour holiday will be as unique as you are. By getting to know you and what makes you tick, we fuse our wealth of expertise and a deep understanding of our destinations to create unique day by day itineraries that are built around you.
