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Hotel Santorini
Hotel Santorini
- Hotel Santorini, Alto de la linea, Cl. 28 #30 230, Guatape, Guatapé, Antioquia, Colombia
- +57 313 5872828
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Luxury stay with Greek-inspired design and lake views.
Hotel Santorini in Guatapé offers a luxurious yet intimate stay with stunning views of the Embalse del Peñol and surrounding mountains. The hotel’s modern design combines Greek-inspired architecture with Colombian charm, creating a unique atmosphere. Guests can enjoy spacious rooms, an outdoor pool, a restaurant serving international cuisine, and easy access to the things to do in Guatapé. Whether you're here for a relaxing getaway or an adventure, Hotel Santorini provides the perfect combination of luxury and comfort.

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At Calle 28 #30-230, in the Alto de la Línea, about 500 metres from the town centre and 400 from the malecón, with La Piedra 2 km away. Guests describe it as central and walkable to the shops, restaurants and the boat docks.
Rooms and larger apartments, including a two-bedroom apartment with its own jacuzzi and a spacious balcony. Across roughly 233 reviews the average is 4.2, a base large enough that the recurring themes are reliable.
Yes. Guests rate it consistently. The larger apartments have a private jacuzzi on the balcony instead of a shared one, which is the main reason to book up from a standard room.
There is, with a caveat guests raise more than once: it sits in full sun with no shade, and the water runs warm enough that some found it unpleasant. Plan pool time for the morning.
Well reviewed, and it comes up in almost every positive review. Daily room cleaning is also included in the rate, which guests note because it is not a given at this price.
No, and this is the single most repeated complaint. Some rooms have a fan that guests say keeps them comfortable; others found the heat genuinely hard to sleep through, particularly with the windows shut.
Three recurring practical points: the windows have no screens, so insects get in; exterior spotlights at night both attract more of them and throw light into the rooms; and the wifi is weak inside the rooms. Guests who knew this in advance rated the stay well regardless.
Yes. At 400 metres from the malecón and 500 from the centre, the docks, the restaurants and the plaza are all a short walk, which is the core of the hotel's appeal.
About 2 km, so a tuk-tuk, jeep or car. It is one of the closer in-town hotels to the rock, but the rock is still a separate outing.



















