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Oruro is a city in the Oruro Department of Bolivia.
Uninspired menu with some lighter food and drinks. One of a few options providing WiFi in town. Password as of November 2010: negrito8
Pleasant environment with decent food. Specializes in pizzas.
Slightly more expensive restaurant with many meat dishes such as entrecote and lamb. Food nothing special though.
Good pizzas at reasonable prices. Try the d'Sergio special which is very good value for money.
Typical Bolivian food with generous portions. Try the Pique for a meal that will fill you on that long bus ride to Uyuni.
The best and probably one of only a few acceptable options to stay inexpensive and likewise comfortable in Oruro. Includes WiFi.
Cheap option if you're spending the night to grab a bus the next morning. The clean rooms have cable TV.
Very basic, shared bath, no shower.
Quite basic but clean and with hot water. Cable in the rooms (which tend to go in a green color scale!).
Decently clean rooms with shared bath. Some rooms are very small at 2x2m. Manned reception which makes the place feel safe.
The newest and finest hotel in town.
No heating, bedroom/bathroom quality is variable. Very friendly staff.
By train
The Oruro to Villazon connection timetable and prices from Oruro in the following:
The streets are well planned and orientation is simple. The easily recognized Av.
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