Hotel Milton
A 3-star base near the golf course and the river
About this hotel
Hotel Milton runs a fuller facilities list than most hotels its size in La Paz: a restaurant and bar for evenings, a shuttle service that can cover the three-kilometre run to the golf course, and cycling, fishing and a tennis court among its outdoor options. Rooms come with air-conditioning, a minibar, an electric kettle and, in some categories, a city view from a balcony, with carpeted floors and heating covering the cooler months. A lift, concierge service and 24-hour front desk keep things practical, alongside laundry and ironing service for longer stays. Rated 9.1 overall and 9.9 specifically by couples, it's a solid, comfortable base for travellers splitting their time between the golf course, the town centre and the Paraná River.
- 3-star hotel
- Golf course nearby
- Restaurant and bar
- Shuttle service
Our take
This suits couples and golfers wanting a comfortable, well-rated base without needing a resort on the fairway itself, since the shuttle service handles the three-kilometre run to the course. The restaurant and bar cover evenings without needing to head into town, and the city-view rooms are a small but genuine upgrade over a standard category. Travellers wanting to be directly on the golf course rather than a short drive from it should look elsewhere.
- Confirm shuttle timing to the golf course in advance, since it's a three-kilometre run rather than a walkable distance.
- Request a city-view room specifically if the balcony matters to your stay, since not every category includes one.
- Use the concierge service to arrange a dorado fishing trip, since local guides are usually known personally by smaller hotels here.
Why we love it
- Shuttle service to the golf course
- City-view balcony rooms
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Strong ratings from couples
Why guests love itFamilies at Hotel Milton tend to appreciate the shuttle service most, since it covers both the golf course and saves a walk back from dinner in town on hotter evenings. The restaurant handles most meals without much planning needed, and the city-view rooms give a bit of a view for kids who'd otherwise be looking at a car park. It's a comfortable, practical base rather than a resort built specifically around families, but it covers the basics well.