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Posada de San Antonio

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Beautifully atmospheric guesthouse made up of three adjoining colonial mansions, with sumptuous furnishings and a romantic ambience.

In harmony with the ambience of colonial Villa de Leyva, Posada San Antonio is a beautifully atmospheric place to stay. Made up of three adjoining mansion houses, this family-owned guesthouse is sumptuously furnished and decorated, featuring heavy polished wooden bedsteads, stone-tiled floors warmed by ornate rugs, and cosy, upholstered sofas. By night, candlelight creates a romantic ambience.

All rooms have large comfortable beds, while the gorgeous suites, with beamed ceilings, feature a sitting area and open log fire. The restaurant serves Colombian and international fare prepared using produce from the proprietors’ own farm. Outside, you can enjoy the pretty flower-filled courtyards and a small swimming pool.

What our clients say

"This slightly eclectic hotel was very well situated, was comfortable, staff and catering were excellent. We would definitely recommend this hotel to others visiting Villa de Leyva."
CS,Newcastle upon tyne Oct 2014
We really liked the hotel - old building/s, quirky accommodation, good common areas, excellent buffet breakfast, friendly owner/staff.
AR, London Feb 2018
"The only real problem was that town was so quiet (I am talking weekdays) that most restaurants simply didn't bother opening."
ST, London Feb 2014
Good location, rooms rather dark but charming and atmospheric.
CB, St. albans Apr 2017
"Superb, charming and atmospheric hotel in perfect position looking over a square. Charming attentive staff and great food and wine."
GM, Harpenden Oct 2014
Very pleasant Colonial Style. A bit noisy as next to a main street.
JC, Dorking Jan 2017

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