spent a night at the pekin in la paz and found it to be a good budget choice. at a sliver under $40 a night the pekin offers clean tho spartan accomodations w/ a great location across the street from the beach. there´s a chinese restaurant on the first floor and the hotel rooms occupy the upper part of the... More

The Pekin is a great value for being right on the water on the malecon. Ocean rooms have great views with good people watching. The hotel is clean with air , cable and phone. They don't speak english very well, but they have a very funny son who does and will help you translate if he is around. We walked... More

I thought the rooms were ok and the food ok but was really disturbed that a seafront restaurant would serve shark fin soup. Here they are making money of being in front of the bay and they don´t even take the simple step of removing this highly endangered species from their menu. It is like serving panda. When I asked... More

The room rate is now $39 a night. At the previously stated $16 it would have been fine, but it was a little too basic for the price. Room was clean but every 15 minutes, a piece of equipment that sounded like grinding ice followed by a whining puppy emenated the room. The puppy part was kind of funny the... More

The other review pretty much sums it up. Good location. Clean and quiet with great views of the ocean from the rooms. Good resturant on bottom floor. Short walk down the malacon to the center of town. Has a nice secure feel to it. We checked most all the hotels in La Paz and the Pekin was the best for... More

The Hotel Pekin occupies a street corner on the Malecon (waterfront street) to the northern edge of the central district. The hotel is unpretentious, clean, comfortable and reasonable. Current rates (December 2002) are MEP370 single and MEP450 double including taxes. The hotel's rooms have tile floors, comfortably firm beds with clean linens, color cable tv, and electronically controlled air conditioning.... More