76 Best Hotels in Colombia

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We've compiled the best of the best in Colombia - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Hotel San Pedro de Majagua

$$$ | Cartagena, 130001, Colombia
As long as you have realistic expectations for an isolated hotel that caters to day-trippers, you'll find Majagua to be the best, most well-priced hotel on Isla Grande. The tiny beaches are decent, but most guests spend their days out and about, snorkeling the reefs, kayaking through the mangrove forest, or visiting the nearby aquarium. Once the day-tour crowds and hawkers leave, overnight guests can rent a stand-up paddleboard and head out for sunset, or simply grab a hammock or a deck chair and a cold coconut cocktail—this, after all, is why you're here. Food options are limited to the on-site restaurant, which offers tasty, seafood-driven fare at surprisingly reasonable prices. The hotel boats—which are an additional charge—leave Cartagena at 9 am and return at 3 pm; the trip can be choppy. Snorkeling tours with Dive Planet including transportation.

Pros

  • Peace and quiet at night
  • Five-minute walk to nearby bioluminiscent Laguna Encantada

Cons

  • Bugs can be a problem
  • Location on the northern side of the island can be windy
  • Wi-Fi limited to reception area, and power outages do happen
Cartagena, 130001, Colombia
5-650--4460
Hotel Details
17 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Spiwak Chipichape Cali

$$$ | Av. 6D 36N–18, Cali, Colombia
The brightest new hotel in Cali, Spiwak Chipichape has quickly become a favorite for business travelers and tourists expecting high-end creature comforts. Connected to the sparkling Chipichape Mall, which has plenty of restaurants, cafés, and brand-name shops, this hotel is perfect for those who prefer ease, convenience, and climate control. All rooms are suites with a sitting area, work desk, and bathrooms appointed with marble-and-stone finishes. The expected luxuries are all available too---spa, gym, and swimming pool.

Pros

  • Five-star service and bilingual staff
  • Everything you might need is right next door in the mall

Cons

  • Somewhat removed from the central tourist areas
  • Some lower-level rooms get noise from the mall
Av. 6D 36N–18, Cali, Colombia
2-395–9999
Hotel Details
226 rooms
Free Breakfast

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In House Hotel

$$ | Cra. 34 #7–109, Medellín, Colombia
A slightly cramped reception area underwhelms at first, but clean, bright rooms, a great staff, and affordable prices more than make up for it. Rooms, while not huge, are more than adequate, and some have a small balcony. Since it's a few blocks from Parque Lleras and its late-night party scene, the hotel's is rather quiet; it's also in close proximity to some of the area's best restaurants.

Pros

  • Friendly, helpful staff
  • Quiet(er) location somewhat removed from the Parque Lleras noise
  • Minibar and a/c in rooms

Cons

  • No elevator means plenty of stairs to the upper rooms
Cra. 34 #7–109, Medellín, Colombia
4-444–1786
Hotel Details
14 rooms
Free Breakfast

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La Casa Amarilla

$ | Cra. 1 No. 13–59, Santa Cruz de Mompox, 132567, Colombia

More a guesthouse than a hotel, this small, friendly lodging was set up by an Englishman enamored with the town's colonial wonders. Located on the bank of the Magdalena River, La Casa Amarilla offers lovely, spacious rooms that open onto a well-tended internal garden. Wooden furnishings are basic but comfortable, and the space is immaculate. This is also the best place in town to rent bikes, which is a lovely way to explore Mompox.

Pros

  • Friendly staff is an invaluable source of local knowledge
  • Can organize tours of the town and nearby wetlands
  • A chance to experience the traditional local architecture

Cons

  • Little English spoken by staff
  • Some street noise
  • Wi-Fi issues aren't unknown
Cra. 1 No. 13–59, Santa Cruz de Mompox, 132567, Colombia
5-685–6326
Hotel Details
10 rooms
Free Breakfast

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La Casa Azul

$ | Av. 4 #5–09, Cali, 760045, Colombia
A modern home turned boutique hotel makes for a cozy stay in the trendy Granada district, just blocks from some of Cali's best restaurants. The blue-and-white color scheme is cheerful, and everything feels well kept and of good quality, especially the sleek, modern bathrooms. The guest rooms aren't enormous, but they don't feel cramped.

Pros

  • Impeccably kept and cared for
  • Pleasant shared spaces around a terra-cotta-tiled patio
  • Owner is a great local resource for places to go and things to do

Cons

  • Rooms might be too small for some
  • Some noise from neighboring rooms
Av. 4 #5–09, Cali, 760045, Colombia
2-374–4766
Hotel Details
6 rooms
Free Breakfast

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La Posada del Café

$ | Carrera 6 No. 3–08, Salento, 631028, Colombia

On the town's main road, only a few blocks from the central plaza, this delightfully converted colonial house is a place to relax, either in the garden's verdant confines or in one of the six simply decorated rooms. The owner is kind and has extensive knowledge about the area that she's happy to share. La Posada del Café is an ideal place to enjoy the peace and charm of Salento.

Pros

  • Tranquillity, tranquillity, tranquillity
  • A great breakfast spread with fresh, homemade breads

Cons

  • Nothing upscale about this place
  • Showers are basic and the beds a bit worn
  • Traditional shuttered wooden windows let in some street noise
Carrera 6 No. 3–08, Salento, 631028, Colombia
6-759–3012
Hotel Details
No credit cards
6 rooms
Free Breakfast

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La Sirena

$$ | Colombia
This attractive beachside eco-lodge is built around the principles of slow tourism and provides a wonderful place to lay your head within easy earshot of the waves. Rooms are light and spacious, with a rustic, locally influenced design that incorporates plenty of bamboo and palm thatching and is cooled using natural ventilation spaces between the roof and the walls. Bathrooms are a treat, with the shower open to the sky, surrounded by plants that soak up and then purify the runoff water.

Pros

  • Excellent vegan-vegetarian restaurant
  • Daily yoga and a variety of wellness treatments including massages
  • Organizes activities and local expeditions for guests

Cons

  • Restaurant is open to the public and popular, prompting long waiting times
  • Wi-Fi limited to common areas
  • No a/c, no credit cards
Hotel Details
11 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Now Hotel

$$$ | Av. 9A North #10–74, Cali, 760045, Colombia
A modern boutique hotel with arty aspirations and occasionally overcooked color schemes, Now delivers comfort and style in a prime position in the Zona Rosa. The efficient and warm staff makes every aspect of your stay smooth and pleasurable, while rooms are funky and spacious. The rooftop pool, though small, is a pleasure, with lounge chairs inviting you to relax, grab a cocktail, and enjoy the view. Breakfasts are a standout.

Pros

  • Great front-desk staff
  • Convenient to nightlife
  • Good sushi and modern Japanese fusion at the in-house restaurant

Cons

  • Design won't be to all tastes
Av. 9A North #10–74, Cali, 760045, Colombia
2-488–9797
Hotel Details
19 rooms
Free Breakfast

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The Orchids Hotel

$$$$ | Calle de los Amigos Carrera 5 #10–55, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
A true boutique-hotel experience, The Orchids offers guests the chance to "live" in La Candelaria, thanks to its convenient location around the corner from the Museo Botero and the Teatro Colón, and its rich, Republican-era decor. The hotel's interior is detailed and opulent, with antiques scattered throughout. Each suite, named for a famous opera, is unique, with 10-foot ceilings and curtains that cover floor-to-ceiling windows; some even have a fireplace, lit at your request, and a freestanding tub.

Pros

  • Unbeatable La Candelaria location
  • Delicious breakfasts cooked to order
  • Staff go above and beyond to care for guests

Cons

  • Some noise from the central courtyard
  • No air-conditioning
Calle de los Amigos Carrera 5 #10–55, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-745–5438
Hotel Details
8 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Park 10 Hotel

$$$ | Carrera 36B #11–12, Medellín, Colombia
A quality option on the outer edge of the popular Zona Rosa area of El Poblado, the hotel's somewhat dated design takes nothing away from a comfortable and convenient stay. Rooms are generously sized, with basic but good-quality furnishings, decor, and polished wooden floors. Showers are powerful and the Wi-Fi quick and dependable. The attentive, English-speaking staff take care to create a pleasant experience.

Pros

  • Little noise
  • Generous breakfast buffet
  • Well-equipped gym and spa

Cons

  • Slightly dated decor with the odd maintenance issue
Carrera 36B #11–12, Medellín, Colombia
4-310–6060
Hotel Details
55 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Posada de San Antonio

$$ | Carrera 5 #3–37, Cali, Colombia
Located in the heart of Cali's colonial district, La Posada makes a great base for exploring the town. The renovated colonial home is charming, and though some rooms may show their age, the owners are kind and a great resource for travel planning. Rooms and furnishings are comfortable although basic, and the open-air courtyard at the hotel's center has a burbling fountain and plenty of greenery.

Pros

  • Centrally located
  • Breakfast in the peaceful patio

Cons

  • Some street noise
Carrera 5 #3–37, Cali, Colombia
2-893–7413
Hotel Details
12 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Royal Decameron Isleño

$$$$ | Av. Colón Calle 3 No. 6–106, San Andrés, 880001, Colombia
Just blocks away from the airport and minutes from the town's most popular beach, the Isleño is the best of the island's five Decameron properties, with a bit of everything close at hand for guests looking for an uncomplicated getaway. Rooms with pool and beach views are prime, but all have relatively modern bathrooms and flat-screen TVs. Interiors and public spaces are cool and airy with a colorful design, and the pool areas are well kept, with places to keep kids entertained and keep cold cocktails nearby.The standard buffets serve decent fare, but the on-site restaurants have quality offerings—even if getting a reservation at them is tricky during high season.

Pros

  • Popular main beach just steps away
  • Shops, restaurants, and nightlife within walking distance
  • All-inclusive means there's little planning needed

Cons

  • Guests line up in the early morning to reserve restaurants or activities
  • The beach and hotel get crowded
  • Price versus quality does not quite match up
Av. Colón Calle 3 No. 6–106, San Andrés, 880001, Colombia
8-513–4343
Hotel Details
220 rooms
All-Inclusive

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Santa Lucia Hotel Boutique Spa

$ | Calle 18 #6--27, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia

Just a few blocks from Bogotá’s colorful colonial heart, this restored 19th-century manor is an island of calm in the bustle of the city center. Rooms, set around an open central courtyard with a vertical garden, are spacious, with comfortable beds and basic furnishings. The restoration lacks a little authenticity, losing some of the historic charm, but the location, reasonable pricing, and friendly staff outweigh any potential negatives. Breakfast is basic fruit and eggs, but it's well prepared and will fill your belly. There's an on-site gym as well as a small sauna, and a spa with treatments that use local fruits, cacao, or olive oil as a base.

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ou can easily explore the area on foot, but do so only during the day.

Pros

  • On-site gym, sauna, and spa
  • Two blocks from the Gold Museum

Cons

  • Area around the hotel can be sketchy at night
  • Noise echoes in the courtyard
Calle 18 #6--27, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-746--0088
Hotel Details
15 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Sofitel Victoria Regia

$$$$ | Carrera 13 # 85--80, Bogotá, Colombia
The perfect location, just steps from an abundance of dining and nightlife options, and friendly staff make this regal redbrick building one of the best lodging options in Zona Rosa. Rooms are well-appointed, with excellent rain showers, Hermès bath products, and sumptuous Sofitel Mybeds. Each room adds a local touch by showcasing replicas of pre-Columbian artifacts. Mornings are a pleasure, with an excellent breakfast buffet in true French style that includes an excellent selection of pastries, cheeses, and fresh juices.

Pros

  • Near excellent restaurants
  • Top-notch management and service

Cons

  • Some rooms are small
  • Street-facing rooms can get noisy
Carrera 13 # 85--80, Bogotá, Colombia
1-646–6390
Hotel Details
102 rooms
No Meals

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South West Bay Cabañas

$$$ | 880027, Colombia
Located just a few minutes' walk from South West Bay beach, this hotel has spotless and spacious rooms that come equipped with a/c, a fan, and a hammock; second-floor rooms are better for the views. Warm and accommodating owners are on hand to help with local transport and tours.

Pros

  • Within easy walking distance to South West Bay
  • Better than average breakfasts
  • Good restaurants nearby

Cons

  • Basic rooms, with beds and pillows that can be thin
  • Rooms are so close to each other that you lose some privacy
  • Some distance to Sweet Water Bay and supermarkets
880027, Colombia
1-226–1118-ext. 117
Hotel Details
20 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Tcherassi Hotel and Spa

$$$$ | Calle del sargento Mayor #6--21, Cartagena, 130001, Colombia
Internationally famed fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi leaves a personal stamp throughout this stylishly renovated 18th-century mansion, from the three-story green wall that towers over the central courtyard to little details like feathered lampshades and bedspreads made of hundreds of golden dress labels. Elements from the original house are prominent, like the original brick and coral stone arches and walls, while the wooden balconies and exposed beams are painted white to create a cool, modern contrast. Rooms are massive, the smallest measuring 400 square feet, with soaring ceilings and flowing white curtains that amplify the feeling of space. Dark wooden flooring and low, voluptuous lighting are the norm, and freestanding tubs or skylight rain showers complete the sensation of luxury. On-site restaurant Vera offers a coastal Italian cuisine, and the fresh pasta dishes are easily among the city's best.

Pros

  • Just seven rooms means a particularly personalized attention
  • Excellent spa offering traditional and water treatments
  • Third-floor Jacuzzi with city views

Cons

  • Atmosphere of exclusivity may not suit everyone
  • Compact pool
  • Events, especially weddings, could interfere with your stay
Calle del sargento Mayor #6--21, Cartagena, 130001, Colombia
5-664--4445
Hotel Details
7 rooms
Free Breakfast

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