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Our top choices for Andean Natural Region resorts

A resort with a pool, lounge chairs, and a view of the mountains.

1. Villeta Resort Hotel

Villeta

Sandra Milena

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A modern multi-story house with a large swimming pool, outdoor seating, and a view of a lake and mountains.

2. Vivanti Resort

El Peñol

Brandon

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A resort with a swimming pool, multiple buildings, and a landscaped area with pathways and palm trees.

3. Hotel Campestre Las Camelias

Montenegro

Carlos

3 Nov - 4 Nov

A swimming pool with lounge chairs and a thatched-roof structure.

4. Decameron Panaca All Inclusive

Quimbaya

Oscar

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A view of a lush garden with pink flowers, a palm tree, and a river.

5. Hotel Guadaira Resort

Melgar

Carolina

3 Nov - 4 Nov

A swimming pool with a water slide, surrounded by covered seating areas and a building with a modern design.

6. Area 89. Stunning villa—pool, hot tub, and home theater, just 5 minutes from the hot springs

Rivera

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Top Andean Natural Region Hotel Reviews

Blues Suites Medellin

8/10 Good

"Hotel was excellent. The restaurant where breakfast is served has a lot of areas of opportunity. For 2 days in a row they did not have milk for the coffe and everyday there was something offered in the menu unavailable. Unacceptable."

The Cut Hotel

8/10 Good

"Stayed for a week. The building has restaurants, bars and dining options but I was told not belonging to the hotel. You don't have to go far for food dining or hanging out but that means you also pay a higher cost than other hotels for breakfast. The hotel is a bit far from the metro about 15 minutes walk which isn't bad but if it rains then that's another story. They were doing construction on the hotel at the time so that's also a hazard to guess. The rooms were decent enough. No complaints there. I got my hotel key card disabled during my stay, that wasn't nice. I was stranded on the 5th floor, even though using the key card just few minutes before. I didn't even get an apology. My wife also had the same experience. Luckily another guest let me down in the elevator combined with using the emergency escape. I will give them a 4 star, they lost 1 star for my experience. It's a decent enough hotel for your stay."

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