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All Hotels in Eastern Colombia
The traveler will find a broad assortment of types and quality of hotels in Eastern Colombia. Smaller villages have homier, simple hostels. In the rural areas, as near Málaga and Villa de Leyva, are working farms where you can stay for a different kind of experience and close to Bucaramanga is a Hare Krishna retreat center. In the warmer zones hot water is available only in luxury class accommodations. Most inns’ showers have only agua al clima, room temperature water—though the sun heats the water to a refreshing tepid degree. In popular vacation destinations, like San Gil, Villa de Leyva and Barichara, hotels charge low season and high season prices, sometimes much higher in the temporada alta. If you insist on going during this time, make reservations well in advance. In the temporada baja you should be able to bargain on the price for a room, particularly if you will be staying for more than a few days. Camping is possible in much of this part of Colombia.
Top Rated Hotels
Hotel Wassiki Campestre
Hotel Wassiki Campestre is the most expensive and exclusive place to stay in the area, located just 5 minutes outside ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hotel El Viajero
Conveniently located on Carrera 11, just a few blocks from Parque Gallineral and the market, the Hotel El Viajero provides ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hotel Dux
A creaky old building, like tattered lace, the Hotel Dux is a classic place to stay. For several generations, the ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hotel Boyacá Plaza
One of Tunja's finest lodges, Hotel Boyacá Plaza is in a quieter part of the city. An elevator will whisk ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hotel La Posada de San Antonio
This mid-19th Century mansion on Parque Nariño is now the very fine Hotel La Posada de San Antonio. It has ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hotel Oasis
Three generations of women have been housing visitors since 1953 at the Hotel Oasis. It is on of the few ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hotel Coratá
Just a block from Barichara’s main plaza, is an old casona that has taken on the life of a hotel. ...
100% - 1 ratings
Hostal Misión Santa Bárbara
This former family mansion is now one of Barichara’s most prestigious inns, without being pretentious. The older part of this ...
100% - 2 ratings
Hotel Amparo
A friendly, family-run inn, Hotel Amparo provides its guests with no-frill rooms with or without TV. All have private, cold-water ...
100% - 1 ratings
Residencias Las Tres Margaritas
Another family-atmosphere hotel in the city's center that promises three important basics: safety, cleanliness and cheap prices, is Residencias Las ...
100% - 1 ratings
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