Updated: Answer below.

Anyone want to guess how much this hotel room in Copacabana, Bolivia costs per night?

Glad I brought the porn machine laptop

View from balcony

Hints:

1. It has a standard bathroom with a sometimes warm water shower.
2. It’s one block away from the lake in a pretty prime spot.
3. Towels or soap are not provided.
4. There is no TV.

Answer: $3.95 / night

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Considering you aren’t looking to spend a ton of money…$25 a night?

i love how the electrical socket is near the ceiling. i remember how the place i stayed at in the caribbean had weird design flaws, like a bathroom medicine cabinet that jutted a foot out over the sink so you cracked your head when you brushed your teeth, or light switches that worked lights in different rooms.

copacabana? $100.

5 USD.

are we playing Price is Right rules?

Looks like it has working electrical sockets. I’m guessing $14.50.

17.80

I agree….. $5 USD/night …considering your shitty hints and the main variable (this is probably as high as you would pay for a hotel room).

1 hen

$9.99 USD. Then again the USD has fallen quite a bit since you’ve left the States.

Are they even still taking gringo dollars in Bolivia?

I’m gonna guess no T.V. $3.33

looks like a hostel so it can’t be more than about $25USD a night. i’m going to guess more like 15- 20, though.

i spend a lot of time at work daydreaming about traveling and end up surfing hostel websites. i’m living vicariously through you. i’m glad you have your porno machine as well. :)

HOLY SHIT!

way to blueball your readers bro :)

haha thats awesome. :)

holy shit, move in

I was gonna say, The Head of Alfredo Garcia… but $3.95 sounds nice to me.

How much are hens?

YOU were there 2 months after me (Copacapana) I would of suggested going to Santa Cruz or Cochabamba where the women are more delicious and the hotels are cheap as well.
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