Find hotels near Cerro El Volador, Medellin from AED 125

"Excellent place"

"Staff is not well trained in hospitality. Would not recommend. "

"Nice clean "

"I did like the place overall. I just wish the fan in my room had been working properly. Other than that, it’s a convenient hotel for a quick stay since it’s close to most locations. Customer service, however, could have been better. We needed the shuttle to the airport, which we order the night before, but they weren’t able to reach the driver, which they didn’t let us know, so we ended up having to get an Uber ourselves. That part was disappointing. With a few improvements, this could be a much better experience."

"Very Good"

"Yes clean room, kitchen was equipped with the necessary, the two guys who prepare the meal , they were excellent "

"Aunque el hotel es nuevo y continúa bajo construcción, posee un buen servicio, las instalaciones son limpias y está muy bien ubicado. "

"Very clean and staff very friendly."

"The apartment was beautiful, but there are a few things that I wasn’t crazy about. There was no soap in the bathrooms, no paper towels, very minimal amount of towels, so next time I would definitely buy all of that plus coffee and coffee filters, but the plus was that it had an amazing view, a great coffee machine downstairs that had regular, espresso, cappuccino, hot chocolate, and it was opened all of the time! It was free! It was very spacious and comfortable, with an amazing view! The location was great for me because my son lived around the block, the neighborhood was super quiet and walkable to an amazing coffee shop, a few little restaurants and a very cool Boutique. I did have to close my windows at night because in the early morning there was a trumpet player (who actually was very good) but it did wake me up (8 am) and some dogs barking outside. It was also a very short, Uber ride to downtown Laureles (almost walkable, but about a mile away ) to El Poblado, Manila, Envigado, all of the fun places! I would definitely stay there again if my son still lived in the neighborhood. If he didn’t, I would probably stay in El Poblado or Envigado. "