We stayed here in February 2012. A very small room with private bath constructed of cement blocks without any charm cost about $57 US with A/C and no breakfast. Would have been about $5 less with only a fan. There was nowhere to put luggage. It was clean. No hot water in shower or sink. The proprietors did bring up... More

If more of the hotels and hostels in Santa Fe de Antioquia would get internet exposure, I suspect the prices would plummet. This place wasn't aweful, except when considering the price. For a Saturday stay (weekend rates) we paid $115 U.S. each for two drab, dated, mediocre rooms with itsy-bitsy cold-water bathrooms squeezed into a wall. Unfortunately SFDA is low-tech... More

My wife and I decided to visit this lovely town for just 2 days and 1 night. We didn´t make any reservations in advanced, still we showed up at the Caseron Plaza. We were offered to pick rooms either at the first or second floor. The rates for the first floor were US$35 and for the 2nd floor US$40. We... More

This hotel is located in the main square of Santa Fe de Antioquia, a lovely colonial town located an hour or so northwest of Medellín. It is located in a gorgeous rustic colonial style building. Its rooms are spacious and simple, and a ygreat buy at about US$40 per night. Try to get one with a balcony. There is no... More

I spent one night at Hotel Caseron Plaza in Santa Fe de Antioquia (Colombia) in early February 2007 with my husband and two other couples. We were there on vacation and a contact in Medellin arranged the hotel for us. The hotel was quaint and cozy and perfectly suited to the warm climate. We had a room on the second... More