Family Hotels in Colonia

"This is a good choice for travellers as it’s clean, quiet and comfortable and close to the bus and ferry terminals and with in easy walking distance for sightseeing. Rooms are not large, but they are comfortable. Wifi is good and the breakfast, though not extensive, is enjoyable. The owners and staff obviously take pride the their establishment."

"Nice location facing the river. Not convenient for those who want to visit the historical sites near the center of the city."

"Everything was ok except that outside my room were dogs barking all night long making it impossible to sleep quitely. Then it was was some birds on the roof making noise again. If you got to this hotel, stay away of room 8208. In the morning I went to complain to the reception desk and the didn’t react to my comments. No apologies, nothing. Very disappointed. In an overall, not such a good night of sleep."

"Staff were friendly and keen to help. Room was bright, clean, bed was comfy, air-conditioning worked. Location was pretty good for Carmelo proper - just off the centre, with easy access for everything from bus station to some of the best food in town. Not so good was the limited front-desk hours which meant having to plan to arrive within a two-hour window. Also the bikes for rent could be in better shape (and not all built for six-foot-tall riders)."

"With a building that looks more like a work of art nestled in a forest, the resort is a unique experience! You can see that the building is a little aged and in need of some maintenance, but nothing that would lose the shine of the place."

"Being in nature, the river, the views, remoteness "

"It's a good hotel to rest and eat something while you are traveling from one part to other of Uruguay. The location isn't a touristic place, so you will be 100% of the time in the hotel, that's correct, but standard!"

"Lindo hotel. Muy buena atencion. Excelente opcion para estar en Colonia"

"A bit up dated"

"The outdoor pool and area were very lovely. The staff were friendly and personable: (3 generations!) Some English was spoken, which was rare in Uruguay. Breakfast was extensive, with many baked goods."