Boyacá
Located on the town square, this newer hotel has clean, comfy rooms with cable TV, firm beds and private baths with hot water, all surrounding a courtyard…
Must-see hotels in Boyacá, Santander & Norte de Santander
Barichara
Aficionados of historical residences will fall in love with Coratá, a 300-year-old building decorated with antiques and wood furnishings. The rooms have…
Boyacá
In a meticulously restored colonial house on one of Monguí's oldest streets, this family-run option has comfortable rooms with hardwood floors, neat paint…
Boyacá
Comfortable cabañas located in the northern end of the park near Güicán. The four A-frame cabins each have eight to 14 beds, a fireplace, a kitchen and a…
Boyacá
A wooden mountain guesthouse at 3800m halfway between El Cocuy and Güicán with half a dozen rooms. A good choice if you plan on trekking to Laguna Grande…
Bucaramanga
A small welcoming hotel in a quiet street next to the nightlife district, the Tamarindo has comfortable rooms set around a leafy courtyard and far more…
Santander
The best hotel in town is far from a luxurious affair but is clean and comfortable. It has small, neat rooms with high wooden ceilings, flat-screen TVs…
Boyacá
Down a small lane a block away from the plaza, this neat family run place rents spacious cabañas in a nice garden with good bathrooms and loads of…
Santander
The best place to stay in town, this fully renovated colonial house has comfortable rooms with air-conditioning, period decorations and hot-water…
Boyacá, Santander & Norte de Santander
A friendly option at the entrance to town. There's nothing notable about the rooms themselves, but there's a good pool under the nose of a few interesting…
Barichara
A tranquil, friendly establishment with clean, comfy rooms with TV and renovated private bathrooms and the requisite courtyard.
Boyacá, Santander & Norte de Santander
Alluring website photography notwithstanding, Mary is a secure 56-room layover hotel across the street from the bus station.
Boyacá
Functional guesthouse near the north end of PNN El Cocuy (also the highest at 3960m). Meals cost COP$15,000.
Boyacá
More Noah's Ark than El Eden, this family run guesthouse is a favorite with foreigners, although the animals in cages might not appeal to all travelers…
Boyacá
Overlooking one of Monguí's most magical scenes – the stone Puente Real de Calicanto bridge and the grumbling Río Morro – this six-room guesthouse is in a…
San Gil
This hostel on one of the town's quieter streets is run by a pleasant Colombian-Swiss couple. There are decent dorms, a few bare-bones private rooms with…
Villa de Leyva
This great-value midrange place sits on a quieter end of the village but is still just two and a half blocks from Plaza Mayor. There are 15 rooms, mostly…
Boyacá
Located in a rambling 2nd-floor colonial home and run by a friendly matriarch, the San Carlos is a basic downtown budget option. There's plenty of…
Villa de Leyva
This little guesthouse a 10-minute walk from the main village has just two simple private rooms with a shared bathroom and rustic views. It's quiet and…
Boyacá
This well-priced, slightly monastic hotel near the bus station offers a friendly welcome. A colonial patio is surrounded by half a dozen smallish rooms…
San Gil
Located a five-minute drive out of town on the road to Mogotes, this large hotel won't win any style awards but it has comfortable enough rooms and boasts…
Villa de Leyva
Located on a quiet side street, this sunny 27-room hotel offers clean and well-appointed rooms behind unoffensive pastel-painted colonial walls that seem…
Bucaramanga
This moderately priced hotel in the heart of downtown is popular with tourists and business guests alike. The large rooms have cable TV and super-comfy…
Boyacá, Santander & Norte de Santander
An acceptable budget option in the center of town with simple fan-cooled rooms and private bathrooms.
San Gil
Set in a colonial mansion on the corner of the central plaza, this 2nd-floor guesthouse has comfortable but fairly small rooms with private bathrooms…
Boyacá
Offers four rooms with private bath and a camping zone near the southern end of PNN El Cocuy. Run by the local municipal government, it was closed when we…
Boyacá
Iza's most traditional guesthouse is a little run-down but will do for a night. Rooms are a bit musty but it's in a good location and the price is right.
