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Hotel El Castillo
Hotel El Castillo
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Medieval-style hotel with stunning lake views.
Hotel El Castillo is a unique and charming hotel located in the heart of Guatapé. Built like a medieval castle, it offers guests an enchanting atmosphere combined with modern comforts. The hotel features well-appointed rooms, a restaurant serving delicious local cuisine, and stunning views of the Guatapé reservoir and the surrounding countryside. Its central location allows easy access to nearby attractions, including La Piedra del Peñol, the colorful town square, and boat tours on the reservoir.
Staying in Guatapé? The reservoir is the reason most people come. See our boat trips and watersports sessions.

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It sits right on the main plaza, about 300 metres from the centre of town and roughly 2.2 km from La Piedra del Peñol. You can walk to the zócalos, restaurants and the malecón without needing a taxi or a tuk-tuk.
It is built to look like a medieval castle, which is where the name comes from, but it is a working hotel and not a historic fortress. The exterior and towers are the reason most guests photograph it.
Its rating is 4.5 across roughly 199 reviews. Guests consistently praise the location, the food and the value for the price. The most common complaint is that the mattresses are very firm, so ask if that matters to you.
Some rooms look out over the Peñol-Guatapé reservoir and the countryside behind it. Not every room faces the water, so if the view matters, confirm the room type when you book — not on arrival.
The hotel is listed as open 24 hours, so late arrivals are workable. Message ahead anyway if you are coming in after dark, since Guatapé's streets around the plaza get busy on weekends.
Being on the plaza puts the zócalo streets and the waterfront within a short walk. La Piedra is a 2.2 km drive, and boat trips on the reservoir leave from the marina side of town.



















