Villa de Leyva, Colombia
Posada de San Antonio
Posada De San Antonio is a place to stay in Villa de Leyva, Colombia.
Cosy Colonial Hotel a Stone's Throw from the Plaza
Befitting your historical surrounds, Posada de San Antonio is a colonial house built in 1860 and itself a National Monument.
Now a cosy hotel of just 26 rooms and brimming with local character, heritage and friendly service, this definitely feels like the best and most appropriate place to stay in Villa de Leyva. The rooms are comfortable with the choice of a standard or suite, quaintly decorated in local textiles with some rooms verging on the more eccentric colour schemes. Packed with local art and artisan pieces throughout, Posada de San Antonio makes you feel at home immediately and at night, quite romantic as well.
The restaurant turns out some decent local to more international dishes, and you are well placed right in the heart of the old town to explore its numerous treasures and soak up its enchanting attractions.
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