Where to stay in Medellín
Boutique hotels, serviced apartments and hostels across the city's neighborhoods. Filter by where you want to be and what you need, then book direct.
Pick the neighborhood first
In Medellín, where you stay matters more than the hotel itself. Each neighborhood is a different trip.
El Poblado
The polished, walkable base most visitors choose: Provenza's restaurants, rooftop bars, and the widest range of hotels. Busiest and priciest.
Laureles
Flat, gridded and residential, with great food and a calmer pace. A local favorite for longer stays and remote work.
Envigado & the south
Quieter, more Colombian, and better value. A little further out, but on the metro and close to parks.
Find a place to stay
Boutique hotels Hotel Poblado 47
$220 /nightA 24-room design hotel a block off Parque Lleras, with a rooftop pool and a quiet garden restaurant.
Boutique hotels The Laureles House
$150 /nightA twelve-room boutique hotel on a quiet Laureles street, all rooftop terrace and specialty coffee.
Aparthotels Casa Provenza
$180 /nightServiced apartments in the heart of Provenza, built for longer stays and remote work.
Hotels Envigado Garden Hotel
$120 /nightA relaxed 30-room hotel in Envigado with a pool, gym, and easy metro access into the city.
Boutique hotels The Manila Loft
$165 /nightNine loft rooms above a rooftop bar in Manila, the low-key neighbor to Provenza.
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