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Hotel La Madriguera Guatapé
Hotel La Madriguera Guatapé
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Charming, family-owned hotel in central Guatapé.
Hotel La Madriguera Guatapé is a charming, family-owned hotel located near the center of Guatapé. Offering comfortable rooms with a homey atmosphere, it’s an excellent choice for those seeking a cozy stay while exploring the town. The hotel is within walking distance of local markets, restaurants, and attractions. Guests can enjoy personalized service and relax in a welcoming environment. Whether you're here for a weekend or an extended stay, Hotel La Madriguera offers a great base for your Guatapé experience.

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On Carrera 20 at Calle 27-01, at the southeast end of town, about 500 metres from the centre and the malecón. Guests describe it as tucked away yet a seven-minute walk from the middle of town, and close enough to walk from the bus station.
The lake, the town and La Piedra together in one frame, which guests repeatedly call the best view in Guatapé. The rooms face it straight on, and 478 reviews at 4.7 stars back that up.
The rooms have a good-sized balcony with a jacuzzi on it, positioned to face the view. That combination is what guests single out above everything else about the property.
Simple, colourful and comfortable, with no claim to luxury. Guests use the words cozy and quiet consistently, and describe the beds as comfortable. The appeal is the setting and the service, not the fittings.
Yes, served at the café next door, and guests describe both the food and the service there well. There is also a restaurant associated with the property that reviewers rate.
Yes, there is a dock, and guests describe sitting on it as one of the better parts of the stay. The hotel sits on the reservoir edge at the quieter end of town, away from the boat traffic at the malecón.
Guests say so explicitly. Reviewers travelling alone name the staff and the atmosphere as the reason, and more than one mentions feeling safe throughout, which is not a given at the edge of a town.
It works, but guests note it takes a while to come through. Nobody treats it as a real problem; it is simply worth running the shower before you get in.
About 2.7 km, so a tuk-tuk or jeep. Guests describe coming back to the balcony and the jacuzzi after climbing the rock, which is the sequence the hotel is built for.



















