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Lagos De Guatapé
Lagos De Guatapé
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Rustic lakeside cabins surrounded by Guatapé nature.
Lagos De Guatapé offers rustic yet charming accommodations near the beautiful reservoir. Set amidst greenery, this lodging features cabins and small suites ideal for those looking to relax close to nature. With access to walking trails, lake views, and peaceful surroundings, it’s a great base for eco-travelers or anyone needing a serene escape.

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On Carrera 25, about 200 metres from the town centre and 400 from the malecón, with La Piedra 2.6 km away. Guests describe it as close to the boardwalk but set back from the busiest part of town.
4.5 stars from roughly 525 reviews, the largest review base of any hotel in Guatapé town. At that volume the recurring themes — clean, central, affordable, hospitable owner — are dependable, not anecdotal.
Clean and tidy, with comfortable beds, in a simple hotel that makes no claim to luxury. Guests repeatedly frame it as exactly what you need in Guatapé and no more.
Affordable by consensus, with one guest reporting 64,000 pesos for a triple room. The price relative to the location is the most common reason guests give for recommending it.
Both. Wifi is free and described as adequate, and laundry service is available on site, which matters more than it sounds for anyone travelling on through Colombia.
No. Guests note the absence specifically, so if self-catering matters you want an apartment instead. Restaurants are a few minutes' walk in any direction.
Mostly, with one guest reporting it not working in their room. Against 525 reviews that reads as an isolated fault, though it is worth checking on arrival.
Yes. Guests describe the town as small enough that everything is walkable from here, with the malecón 400 metres away and the plaza 200.
By jeep or tuk-tuk from the edge of town — guests specifically mention picking up a jeep at the town entrance. It is 2.6 km, and weekends bring heavy traffic and crowds on that road.



















