Hotel Jardines de Uyuni

Best to avoid. Extremely small rooms with no windows facing outside and no air circulation. What made things even worse was a persistent smell of paint during our stay. Some rooms face the courtyard where it gets loud and noisy at all times of the day. We stayed here and paid 145$ for one night - completely overpriced for what it is. On a positive note, the staff is trying to help where they can and are friendly and forthcoming.

The hotel was ok. The rooms were nice and clean and the service was ok as well. You hear everything that’s going on in the patio (which is a lot since tourists are coming in and out constantly). We wanted to use the pool and jacuzzi, but there were people wearing street clothes/jackets and their shoes Laying on the pool beds sleeping…. Not a great place to relax or walk around barefoot…. Very expensive for what you get, but Uyuni doesn’t offer many alternatives. The hotel restaurant on the other hand was great!

A great hotel in an interesting and dusty town. Charming feel with lots of character. Comfortable bed, great shower, nice breakfast buffet and decent wifi. I think the best in town. Restaurant attached.

We had a good one-night stay after a 3 day salt-flats tour. The room was well heated with a very comfortable bed (there was also an electric blanket on the bed which we didn’t need to use). Shower was hot and there was a nice selection of toiletries provided. The stylish restaurant (very popular with guests) was a real highlight of our three week trip for dinner with a good range of menu choices, tasty well presented food (llama goulash) and excellent service from the waiters. Buffet breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice. We didn’t use the pool/jacuzzi/sauna so can’t comment on those facilities.

I stayed at a hotel in Uyuni and was drawn to the shared spaces, but the room I stayed in was a real disappointment! The bathroom was cramped with outdated facilities, and the shower temperature was completely uncontrollable—alternating between freezing cold and scalding hot. There was no ventilation in the bathroom either. It was a terrible experience overall!

I think the place is super. Cycled around several of the hotels in town (in general not great) but found Jardines de Uyuni to be great and very happy to be staying here. Super pool/sauna and the staff are professional and helpful. Hot water is great, room breautiful. Only issue so far is a waiter who whistles (drives me nuts).

The hospitality here was amazing. Diego greeted us warmly and welcomed us at check in with information about the hotel, restaurant, and room. He made sure we understood that the hot water may take a few minutes in the shower. And we received some chocolates. ||Our room was small but comfortable. There was not a lot of space to spread out in either the bedroom or the bathroom but it was fine as we were only there for one night. ||The lounge area is wonderful. Tons of space to spread out and have a hot beverage (available to guests) and relax. And not just the lounge had space to relax--there are other areas to sit spread throughout. ||We loved the restaurant here, too. The food was good and the service was, too. We ate here both the night we stayed here and also upon returning from the desert before we got our night bus onward to La Paz. ||This felt like a luxurious option in the small and dusty town of Uyuni. Highly recommend it!

Stayed here for 2 nights whilst visiting the salt flats. The hotel is clean and has nice common areas. The rooms are comfortable enough however the bathrooms are very small and smelt strongly of damp and sewage. The restaurant attached has reasonable food but we found the service to be poor and the staff to be rude. Overall I’d expect more from a hotel of this price.