EXCLUSIVE HOTEL COLLECTION – SECRETOS DE COLOMBIA

When travelers are looking for the “true” Colombia without wanting to compromise on the highest level of comfort, aesthetics, and outstanding service, there is one name that serves as an absolute guarantee of quality: Secretos de Colombia (Secrets of Colombia)

This carefully curated alliance of independent boutique hotels has made it its mission to share the country’s best-kept secrets. Far away from mass tourism, these accommodations stand for a deep connection with local communities, ecological and social responsibility, and unforgettable experiences where attention to detail and warm Colombian hospitality take center stage.

As inspiration for your next tailor-made itineraries, we have grouped the 15 gems of this collection by region:

Coffee Region – Colonial Flair & Coffee Culture
  • Hacienda Bambusa: An oasis of tranquility surrounded by banana and cacao plantations, ideal for discerning travelers who want to experience traditional life on a noble hacienda.

  • Sazagua Pereira: An exquisite boutique hotel with lush gardens, an excellent spa, and a culinary experience that elevates local flavors to the highest level.

  • Sazagua Cocora: The perfect, nature-filled extension in the famous Cocora Valley to experience the giant wax palms almost entirely to yourself.

In the Andes – Breathtaking Backdrops
  • El Nido del Cóndor: Spectacularly perched on a mountain ridge, this lodge offers unbeatable views and the rare opportunity to observe the majestic Andean condor directly from your bed.

  • Cannúa (Antioquia): Colombia’s first high-end eco-hotel, perfectly blending sustainability and luxury in the rolling hills near Medellín.

  • Casa Yahri (Barichara): An exclusive private villa in one of Colombia’s most beautiful colonial villages, combining ultimate comfort with tailor-made, private service.

  • Casa Barichara: A colonial-style sanctuary that captivates with minimalist elegance, craftsmanship, and absolute tranquility.

Caribbean Coast – Beach, Colonial History & Jungle
  • Villa Playa Tayrona: Where the jungle meets the ocean—located directly on the beach near Tayrona National Park, perfect for a relaxing seaside getaway.

  • Casa Bambú Tayrona: A hidden paradise surrounded by nature, offering the perfect balance between adventure near Tayrona Park and relaxation.

  • Casa San Agustín (Cartagena): A historical masterpiece in the heart of the old town, combining luxurious comfort with the mysterious charm of the colonial era.

  • Quadrifolio (Cartagena): An exclusive, quiet refuge in a meticulously restored 17th-century mansion, ideal for those seeking peace within the vibrant city.

  • Hotel Las Islas (Barú): An absolute dream of luxurious bungalows (some nestled in the treetops), white sand beaches, and crystal-clear water.

Untamed Nature – Deep Immersion into the Wild
  • Calanoa Amazonas: An award-winning art and eco-lodge deep in the rainforest, offering travelers a magical, respectful encounter with the Amazon and its indigenous communities.

  • La Manigua Lodge (La Macarena): Nestled in the jungle near the famous rainbow river Caño Cristales, this lodge offers an unparalleled, nature-filled adventure.

Urban Elegance – Modern Colombia
  • Hotel El Cielo (Medellín): An avant-garde luxury hotel in the heart of the trendy El Poblado district, celebrating gastronomy as a multi-sensory experience.

Whether an expedition to the Amazon, a cultural trip through Cartagena, or relaxation in the Coffee Region is planned—with the hotels of the Secretos de Colombia group, any journey can be perfectly enhanced. Since we at Neptuno maintain excellent relationships with all these properties, we are delighted to flexibly integrate these dream accommodations into your tailor-made round trips.

We look forward to your inquiries!

Stephan Stober

General Manager

German, Spanish, English
With Neptuno since 2008

As a geographer, Stephan has been fascinated since his first visit to Colombia by the diversity of the landscapes in Colombia. He has lived in Colombia since 2008, and in May 2011 became a vital member of the incoming team of Promotora Neptuno. He joined Neptuno as an incoming & marketing manager while also teaching evening courses of geography at one of the university in Bogotá. Since 2018 he became a businesspartner, and since 2022 the general manager of Neptuno.