Hostal Estrella de Agua

"At first, I liked the friendly atmosphere and staff at this hostel. However, my experience was ruined by a serious issue. The day after I checked out, I developed severe itching and painful bites all over my body. It seems that bed bugs bit me badly, making it almost impossible for me to sleep at night and causing serious problems during my trip. I do not recommend this place at all! I hope the management takes this issue seriously and fixes it immediately."

Panorama Salento by Dot Boutique

"The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable."

Hotel la Caracola Salento

"A small family hotel, clean and quietly located a few hundred meters from the centre of Salento and a great welcome"

Finca Cardonales

"This hotel is worth it for the view. The owners were patient with us despite our lack of speaking Spanish. I saw some reviewers complain about the shower but ours was way better than other places we stayed such as Bogota and Leticia. Okay the Wifi didn't seem to be great but most of the cafes in town have wifi. We walked up to the viewpoint for sunset but it was crowded as a weekend. Honestly the view from the hotel is way more impressive."

Villa Mila

Ecohotel Pinohermoso Reserva Natural

Finca Campestre la Adelita B&B

"I had an incredible experience staying at La Finca Campestre La Adelita. La Sonia was very proactive with helping up book tours/drivers for whatever we wanted to do, along with giving us great recommendations. Every morning we were greeted with a delicious breakfast, a good cup of coffee, and beautiful views. I highly highly recommend staying here as it made adventuring in and around Salento very relaxing and exciting."

Sazagua Reserva Natural Cocora

"Loved staying here . It is in the middle of the countryside so is very quiet and peaceful. Beautiful surroundings. Room at the back quite dark but very large spacious and beds comfortable. Nice little garden with the room. Shame it was a bit too cold to sit out in. The hot water was a bit intermittant and you did have to ask for it to be put on at times but they always obliged. Breakfast was okay but you need plenty of time for this to be ordered, cooked and served (no help yourself buffet). The staff did try hard though especially as our Spanish was extremely limited. Nothing was too much trouble and they tried their best to speak English, although google translate was very useful most of the time. The restaurant is also outside so our breakfast and the one evening meal we had were eaten with jumpers or thing jackets on. Maybe just a bit too chilly for me to eat outside. There were quite a few mosquito's and spiders here - but then it is the country This is not a luxurious hotel but it did have a feel and charm to it that made you feel just as happy to be staying there as any luxury hotel. I would recommend but take the intermittant hot water, insects, and chilly long breakfasts as all part of the experience of staying in the country. I would rather stay here than some large hotel chain where you could be anywhere in the world."

La Posada del Cucu