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Posada de San Antonio

  • Posada de San Antonio
  • Posada de San Antonio
  • Posada de San Antonio
  • 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. 

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What our clients say

  • Lovely old Posada.  Very quirky.  Great location close to main square.  Good breakfast, Very clean. Would definitely recommend to others. Quite a lot of stairs and steps to lug one's…

    SJA, Malvern Mar 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
  • Brilliant hotel, full of character - we had an amazing room - a little overwhelmed by noisy tour groups

    GW Kingston upon thames Jan 2015
  • Convenient location for walking around the town.

    , Kington Jul 2018
  • Lots of character; quirky rooms; excellent breakfast.

    JS, Abingdon Aug 2019
  • "Posada San Antonio was a simple cosy hotel. Bed had the most comfortable mattress ever and helpful staff."

    JB, Northwood Dec 2013
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Our Expert's Opinion

Paul Winrow Giffin
Paul Winrow-Giffin - Travel Expert

After graduating in Computer Science, Paul spent seven months travelling from Colombia to Argentina and came home hooked on Latin America.

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