Casa de Campo — Hotel in Rurrenabaque

We really enjoyed the Casa de Campo in Rurrenabaque. It was a great place to stay before and after our tours of the Pampas and Rainforest. ||||Our room contained an attached kitchenette, bathroom, strong air conditioning and big windows, but the best thing about the hotel is the owner, Adela. She is one of the friendliest people you could meet. We enjoyed chatting with her and appreciated how she went out of her way to meet all our needs. What we most appreciated was her cooking. She is truly a gourmet cook. Everything was homemade down to the jam. She also had the bread delivered daily from the local French bakery and served it every morning warm. We ate almost all our meals with her and considered them the best of our month-long journey through Bolivia. We ate at other highly rated restaurants in town but still ended up coming back to Casa de Campo in the end, it was always better than the rest. ||||I wouldn’t consider staying anywhere else in...

Stayed here with my wife for 3 nights after originally only meant to be staying for 1! Our jungle tour ended a day earlier than expected, and then our flight was cancelled.

Very happy to have spent that time here though, as it was extremely welcoming and the owner was amazing. We arrived at the door at 8pm without a reservation and she kindly took us in a day early in the same room.

The food throughout was fantastic too - she is quite the chef! Breakfast was delicious (fresh bread with jam and butter, scrambled eggs, fresh fruit and yoghurt, croissants and coffee - couldn't ask for more!). We had dinner twice also and it was delicious both times - the flavour and seasoning was superb.

The location is beautiful and has a real tranquil feel to it. The room we had was very spacious too and comfortable.

Would...

A home away from home

When in Rurrenabaque, don’t miss on the opportunity to stay in Casa del Campo. We’ve been traveling in SA for 3 months now and this is the place I’ve felt most at home. All thanks to the hostess/owner - she is the loveliest lady I’ve met in Bolivia and helped us immensely. My partner was sick and she made him soup. She helped us change our flight, and ordered us a taxi to the airport. On top of that she’s a great chef - we ate 2 breakfasts and 2 dinners there and they were all fantastic. The rooms are comfortable, have AC and a small kitchen. She also offers a laundry service. Added bonus - there are 2 super cute and friendly...