A boutique hotel submerged in the Andean valley of the city
of La Paz that seeks to share the cultural richness of
Bolivia with the rest of the world.

Our Rooms & Suites

Dining

Proyecto Nativa has a love story with Bolivian cultures and traditions.
Their gastronomic proposal wants to show the value of Bolivia by giving an experience, with history, culture, tradition in a contemporary way.

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Bar & Nightlife

Located on the rooftop (7th floor) of Atix Hotel, 591 Bar offers a unique bar experience with signature cocktails inspired by our flavors, cultures, places and stories.

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Bar & Nightlife

Located on the rooftop (7th floor) of Atix Hotel, 591 Bar offers a unique bar experience with signature cocktails inspired by our flavors, cultures, places and stories.

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Artist-in-residence

Designed to be a live art gallery,

Atix exhibits photography and exclusive art in its corridors, rooms and common areas
by visual arts lea der in the region Gastón Ugalde.

From the outskirts of La Paz to the monumental Salar de Uyuni, Gastón’s works are deeply rooted in Bolivian traditions and filled with socio-political references.

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Artist-in-residence

Designed to be a live art gallery,
Atix exhibits photography and exclusive art in its corridors, rooms and common areas
by visual arts lea der in the region Gastón Ugalde.

From the outskirts of La Paz to the monumental Salar de Uyuni, Gastón’s works are deeply rooted in Bolivian traditions and filled with socio-political references.

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Plan Your Event

Special moments deserve unforgettable locations.

We offer spaces for conferences and special celebrations.

Our infrastructure is complemented by top quality gastronomy and highly qualified personnel, who will make your event unforgettable.

We set up meetings, events and celebrations tailored to your needs, adjusting to each occasion.

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Press

“The city’s first boutique design hotel, in the upscale Zona Sur, is 100% Bolivian: the floors are local stone, ajo wood headboards hail from the Amazon and cowhides from Tarija.”


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