Hotel Boutique Quinta Ladera

We’re a family of 7 and booked two rooms, but it still felt like one shared experience. The layout made it easy to meet up outside, enjoy coffee together, and have a little peace and quiet away from our five teenagers! The rooms were clean, spacious, and full of character. The hotel itself is in a great location—close to everything but still calm and relaxing. The staff were warm, helpful, and truly made us feel welcome. Would absolutely stay here again!

This is our second time staying at Quinta Ladera, and it did not disappoint. The hotel is boutique... beautifully decorated, comfortable seating areas, very comforatble and relaxing... an oasis right around the corner from the bustle of Pablano! The staff is lovely and accomodaating. My only suggestion would be a dresser in each room.

This is a delightful small boutique hotel, in a great location in Medellín. Easy to walk to restaurants, shops etc (yes, it is hilly, ut the whole city is). Super cute hotel- used to be an old colonial home- with lovely places to sit and relax. Complementary coffee, tea, wine, beer, a nice breakfast at the adjacent cafe, comfy rooms and beds, and delightfully friendly staff. What more could you want!? Love it!

Really nice place! I’d give it 4.5 stars if I could. I do recommend it. There’s so much to like: 1) cute building and grounds 2) friendly, relaxed, helpful service 3) My room #20 was spacious, clean, and lovely 4) The adjoining cafe-restaurant is comfortable and offers polite service and tasty dishes 5) The hotel is located a mere 1-minute walk from the edge of the Provenza commercial zone, yet is generally very quiet So, I’m docking a point because: 1) The hammock slipped out of its knot while I was resting upon it. I could have been injured. 2) A light from from an adjacent building cast significant light into my room #20 (Probably not an issue in most of the rooms and avoidable on my part with an eyeshade) 3) There was hot water aplenty in the mornings but not in the afternoons or evenings.

I have been in medellin 3 times I used to stay in dan carlton hotel but this time I thought to change and what a mistake i did , the place is sucks , no AC in all rooms , hotel restaurant close at 5 pm , wifi so slow , if you need any services you need to go to the front desk because no phone in the room to call if you need any services, staff not friend ly at all , every time a visitor come to see you they charge you extra 100$ while i booked for 2 adults !!! , room services they just clean your room but they dont change they did not change the cover bed sheet for 4 nights , one night I wake up and I saw and black scorpion in the sink , never will book in this hotel

The beds are so comfortable, the hotel is so pretty and zen, everyone working there was incredibly helpful and nice, the cleaning lady is also amazing. I loved everything and would definitely come back

I cannot take credit for discovering this adorable boutique hotel as my wife found it, but it's now my go-to in Medellin. Close enough to walk to the center of El Poblado but removed sufficiently, you feel like you are in a tropical oasis with a canopy of trees, beautiful birds, and exceptional service. The hotel is tiny, has about 20 rooms, and is divided between two white limestone vintage-style buildings. The common areas are small but beautifully decorated with terracotta tile floors, sepia-tone photography, and handmade baskets and crafts. There are two small patios, one off the lobby and another between the buildings. This second patio offers a water feature, a hammock, and a sofa for evening lounging. The rooms are not expansive, but ours had a small private patio with an outdoor tub and cafe table, adding charm to the space. Our bathroom was divided into a toilet with a door, a sink, and a shower stall with a cascade of water, making it feel like you are showering in a waterfall. The room interiors are also decorated with native crafts and rustic materials, including exceptionally soft natural cotton towels and bedding, keeping the aesthetic uniform throughout the property. The young staff were fun to chat with and were eager to hear about our daily journeys and offer recommendations. There is also a popular upscale cafe not affiliated with the property but attached and accessible from the street called Ganso & Castor. There are a few in town that offer breakfast and lunch. Whether you visit all the time or are planning your first trip, Quinta Ladera is an exceptional choice.

This is a very nice small hotel with wonderful plants and various artistic touches throughout the property. The staff went out of their way to be helpful. There are many dining options in the vibrant nearby neighborhood. We enjoyed our stay and hope to return soon.