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Small Hotels on Colombia's Caribbean CoastRecommended small hotels on the Caribbean coast of Colombia
With only 14 rooms, this small value-oriented hotel located in the historic centre of Cartagena, was recently awarded “Best Hidden Gem Hotel in South America” by TripAdvisor. Rates are less than $100 for a double room including breakfast. Wi-Fi access for those who need to stay connected. Small rooftop pool gives this the feeling of a much more upscale property at a reasonable price.
Decor is a fusion of Caribbean, Indonesian and African influences. The roof-top pool has breathtaking views of the colonial city. Gourmet kitchen, interior Spanish patio, three beautiful luxury suites, reading room, comp Internet. Personalized service to you and your guests.
Da Pietro Hotel is located on the Caribbean, in the heart of the touristic area of Cartagena de Indias “Historical and Cultural Heritage of Humankind”, where you’ll feel in a comfortable and secure familiar environment. Our 25 rooms are equipped thinking of your comfort, with the services of the best hotels. Italian restaurant where you’ll be delighted with the most exquisite homemade pasta and pizza recipes. Ravioli, lasagna parmesana, etc.
Great central location, traditional furnishings and colonial charm make the rooftop terrace and pool a great surprise! With only six rooms, the hotel commands a premium price – especially considering the reasonable rates at most hotels in Colombia. But if you want an exclusive boutique experience – or if you find a great deal, this might be the perfect way to experience the colonial charm of Cartagent. |
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Also featured in a recent New York Times article on travel to Cartagena.
Colonial boutique hotel located in the historical neighborhood of El Getsemaní in Cartagena, Colombia. The house was completely remodeled and decorated with the direction of the prestigious Colombian architect Patricia Moreno. The vision was to create an Indonesian oasis in a century old Spanish colonial home with all the comforts of XXI century living.
Featured in a recent New York Times article, this is really more of a boutique hotel than what you would typically think of as a bed and breakfast.