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Hotel Quinta Ladera

Hotel · Boutique garden hotel$$$El Poblado, Medellín

A low-rise, sustainably built 20-room boutique hotel in El Poblado, set around lit garden courtyards and decorated with work by Colombian artists and artisans.

At a glance

Type
Boutique garden hotel
Area
El Poblado, Medellín, Colombia
Price
$$$ · Upscale

Good to know

  • 20 rooms
  • Garden courtyards
  • All-day café-restaurant
  • Patios with stone tubs
  • Pet-friendly
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Spa treatments on request

Why we recommend it

Hotel Quinta Ladera is a calm alternative to the tower hotels of Medellín. The Michelin Guide, which includes it in its selection for Medellín, describes a sustainably built, 20-room boutique hotel that stands out precisely because so many of the city's leading hotels are high-rises. Its atmosphere is listed as modern and quiet.

The design is built around greenery. Courtyard gardens and trees are lit at night, and the rooms that face the garden have the feel of a treehouse. Interiors combine terracotta-tiled floors with white wood-beamed ceilings, and many of the decorative pieces were made by Colombian artists and artisans, from woven baskets and ceramics to watercolours and oil paintings. A reflecting pool with a hammock beside it adds to the sense of calm.

Rooms have tangerine or olive-green accent walls and potted plants, and modern bathrooms stocked with organic products and artisan-made towels. Some rooms have French doors opening onto private, tree-shaded patios with stone bathtubs; ask for one of these when booking if you want the hotel's most distinctive accommodation.

Food is served in an all-day café and restaurant with a French influence. Breakfast mixes traditional Colombian dishes with freshly baked almond croissants. Services include a 24-hour front desk, room service, a concierge, a lounge, a jacuzzi, spa treatments on request, a shuttle service, luggage storage and a doctor on call. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, entirely non-smoking and pet-friendly, although charges apply for pets, and there are adjoining rooms for families.

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is at 11:00, earlier than at many hotels, so plan your departure day accordingly. Guests aged 12 and over are treated as adults for booking purposes. If your reservation includes an experience or activity, contact the hotel's customer service before arrival to arrange it.

The hotel suits couples, families and travellers who want a quiet, design-led base with a garden rather than a nightlife hotel. It is on Calle 5G in El Poblado, and the Michelin Guide notes that it is well placed for the city's museums. Rates on the guide are shown in US dollars, so check the final price, including any taxes, when you book.

Hotel Quinta Ladera FAQs

How many rooms does Hotel Quinta Ladera have?

20 rooms.

What is special about the hotel?

It is a low-rise, sustainably built boutique hotel arranged around garden courtyards, unlike the high-rises common among Medellín's leading hotels.

Do any rooms have private patios?

Yes. Some rooms have French doors opening onto tree-shaded patios with stone bathtubs.

Is there a restaurant?

Yes. An all-day café and restaurant with a French influence; breakfast includes Colombian dishes and almond croissants.

Are pets allowed?

Yes, with charges.

Is the hotel accessible?

It is listed as wheelchair accessible.

What are check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is at 11:00.

Where is it?

At Calle 5G No. 32-190 in El Poblado.

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