Casa de Campo Hotel & Spa

I have never felt less welcome in a hotel. Upon arrival, a very unfriendly and impolite receptionist insisted we pay a 20% tax on top of the Booking bill. This is a tax that only applies to Colombian citizens, not to foreign tourists like us. We have travelled for four weeks in Colombia, and have never paid this tax. We argued for an hour, and then ended up paying the 20% extra, because our children were so very tired after nine hours of driving. The website of the hotel and Booking promise a restaurant. However, there is only breakfast service. In the evening, you either have to drive 15 minutes on an unlit gravel path back into town, or eat take-away, which is rather sad. We killed at least 20 mosquitoes in our room before going to bed, and still slept badly because of mosquitoes buzzing and biting. There are no nets in the windows or over the bed. This could be a wonderful place, perhaps it once was, under different management. The view is beautiful, the pool is nice, the view is beautiful. But i am very sad that we ended up here, when there are so many lovely hotels we could have stayed in at Villa de Leyva.

It's a peaceful place far from the busy area quite and beautiful. Nice staff..

It is a beautiful place, nicely appointed, with a ton of oddities. Such as a large hole in the ground in the back yard; door handles installed upside down (yes, you have to lift it, not to push down; go figure how to open the door if you are not instructed), not a single glass or cup in the suite, towels dosed as if by prescription, it is waaaay out in the country over a BAD road, half of it dirt and try to get a taxi from the town after 9 PM! If you are there for the VdL, this is NOT your place to stay.

It's a space where you can stay and enjoy the the silence at the mountains being so close to the town. Very good staff.