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HOTEL BAHIA GUATAPÉ
HOTEL BAHIA GUATAPÉ
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Lakeside luxury with stunning views in Guatapé.
Hotel Bahia Guatapé is a luxurious lakeside resort offering stunning views of the Guatapé reservoir. The hotel features elegant rooms, a beautiful pool area, and excellent dining options, making it a top choice for travelers seeking comfort and relaxation. With its convenient location, guests can easily explore Guatapé’s vibrant town center, visit the iconic El Peñol Rock, or enjoy boat tours on the lake. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, Hotel Bahia Guatapé offers a premium stay with all the amenities needed for a memorable trip.

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At Calle 31 #30-28, directly on the main square, about 300 metres from both the town centre proper and the malecón. 4.4 across roughly 90 reviews.
Simple and clean, with no air conditioning and no fan. Several guests point out that the local climate makes that a non-issue and the rooms stay comfortable on the natural breeze; one disagreed strongly. There is free wifi, which guests describe as fast.
Breakfast is served, but at a neighbouring restaurant, since the hotel has no dining room. Guests describe a traditional Colombian plate — eggs, arepas, bread, and coffee or hot chocolate. At least one guest was not told about the arrangement on arrival and assumed there was no breakfast at all, so ask at check-in.
It can be, and the reasons are structural, not occasional. The hotel faces the main square, so the church bell sounds on the hour, and one guest reports music from the square running until 2:30 in the morning. Light sleepers should bring earplugs.
Worth confirming directly. The listing shows the hotel as open 24 hours, while a guest was told on arrival that it closes at 10 in the evening. If you are arriving on a late bus, message the hotel first.
About 2.3 km. One guest describes walking it in 45 minutes, which is realistic but uphill at the end; most visitors take a tuk-tuk or a jeep from the edge of town and save their legs for the stairs.



















