Hotel Ambar Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

A cute, quiet little hostel owned and run by a bolivian backpacker. Located just 5 blocks from main plaza, easy to get everywhere and close to the Shuttle Bus Santa Cruz Airport Stop.

The perfect location which is surrounded by a wealth of restaurants, shops and of course pubs and clubs. We have a gorgeous double rooms, twin rooms with private bathroom and shared bathrooms, common areas, two bbq areas, huge guest kitchen and a small pool.

The hostal has private rooms, private bathroom with hot shower, washbasin and toilet, Satelital TV , internet DSL at reception and wi-fi in the first courtyard.

We provide money exchange, safety box, telephone for long distance calls and free tourist info. Our hostal is open 24 hours and we have English speaking staff.

So do not think about it too much just come and visit us in Santa Cruz!.

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