Campanario de la Villa, a traditional hacienda-style hotel in the lovely little town of Villa de Leyva, offers you a refreshingly comfortable stay. Long corridors and lush greenery welcomes you to an inner courtyard. Stay at any of the spacious rooms that carry an old world charm with warm wooden accents and high ceilings, while offering most modern amenities. Enjoy a relaxing swim in the hotel’s heated indoor pool with a Jacuzzi or pamper yourself with rejuvenating spa treatments. Enjoy the delicious cuisine served at the hotel’s in-house restaurant, with an adjoining terrace for romantic al fresco dining options under starry skies.
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Ideal For: Heritage & Culture Nature & Landscapes Wine & Food
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