Hotels in Colombia

Book hotels in Colombia to experience the hypnotic rhythms and salsa dancing that's on offer, as well as the many colonial centres and churches. Consider finding cheap hotels like Dann Carlton Medellin Hotel in Medellin, Colombia, and visit some of the classic museums. Local transport in Medellin is rather affordable with the metro costing a reasonable amount for a single fare. The local buses are generally the most popular type of transportation and typically cost a similar rate to the Metro. Staying in hotels in Colombia are often quite affordable and intercity travel using the local buses is popular and cheaper than in many other countries. A trip from Bogota to Medellin can be made at a very reasonable price, while trips from Medellin to Manizales are even more affordable. If you'd rather use a taxi, consider taxi apps in Colombia.

Colombia has seen a boom in tourism over the last couple of years and many visitors are discovering some of the iconic attractions that others have kept quiet over the years, not to mention the Caribbean beaches and Amazon rainforests. Find cheap hotels in Colombia in Serranía to make a turn past Caño Cristales, or “the river of five colours." Hotels in Colombia in Medellin will have you nearby Botero Museum. Colombia hotels like Cali Marriott Hotel in Cali, the third-largest city in the country, will put you in the centre of what's widely considered the salsa capital of the world. Colombia is also home to parts of the Amazon rainforest communities, heading here gives tourists a chance to witness communities living in harmony with the ecosystem around them.

Colombia seems to shine for the people's fun-loving culture and their nightlife escapades. You'll find several cities in the country that offer a range of nightlife activities, starting with Medellin. Medellin is home to some of the wildest parties in Colombia. If you're a first-timer, head to the party district, Lleras, where some of the most affordable hotels can be found dedicated to fun-loving travellers. Other party areas include Las Palmas, Barrio Colombia, and La 33. Find Colombia hotels in Barranquilla, such as Ghl Hotel Barranquilla, to have a chance to experience the second-largest Carnaval in the world. If you're more a foodie than a nightlife lover, consider finding hotels like Hotel Estelar La Fontana in Bogota, widely regarded as the foodie capital of Colombia and try some traditional dishes like Bandeja Paisa, Arepa, or Sancocho.

Medellin, where you'll find hotels like NH Collection Medellín Royal and The Click Clack Hotel Medellin, is without a doubt the place to be to experience the history and culture of Colombia and it also has a thriving art scene. Some of the highlights in Medellin include the Museo de Casa de la Memoria, a multimedia museum created to pay homage to the violent past of the country. Comuna 13 in Medellin is home to a vibrant street art scene. The port city of Cartagena is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the country and boasts several areas and attractions that were declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

August is the least expensive month to stay in Colombia, with an average price of £29 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, January.

As many would assume, more people stay in Cartagena than in any other city while visiting Colombia.

On average, a luxury hotel room in Colombia costs £49 per night, 38% above the country’s average rate of £35 per night.

San Andrés is the most expensive city in Colombia to book a hotel room in. The nightly rate of £56 is 75% more than the average city in Colombia.

If you’re looking for the best deal when visiting Colombia, consider staying in Bogotá. According to our data, Bogotá is the least expensive city to spend the night in when visiting Colombia, with an average nightly rate of £7, 80% below the country’s average.

As of February 2025, there are 53,248 operators available to choose from for hotels in Colombia.

Prices for hotels in Colombia were last updated today.