"Beyond the carnival, Barranquilla is the new epicenter of Caribbean good taste."
Barranquilla has changed tremendously in the last decade, and its new boutique hotels in the Riomar and El Prado neighborhoods are proof of the incredible moment the city is experiencing. Gone are the boring chain hotels; today the city offers intimate, design-forward proposals with surprising gastronomy.
Buenavista, Barranquilla
"Contemporary design and absolute comfort in the best area of the city."
Movich Buró 51 offers a sophisticated experience with a design that evokes the texture of wood and earth tones. Strategically located next to the Buenavista shopping center, it is the ideal place for those seeking luxury, excellent gastronomy at its Ébano restaurant, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
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El Prado, Barranquilla
"Classic elegance in the most stately neighborhood."
The El Prado neighborhood is famous for its republican mansions with huge front gardens, and this hotel knows how to leverage that charm. With a design that merges the classic with modern amenities, it offers a quiet pool and a serene atmosphere, perfect for those seeking to disconnect without going far from commercial areas.
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Buenavista, Barranquilla
"Absolute modernity with panoramic views of the city."
Although part of a chain, its focus on design and attention to detail give it an air of exclusivity. Located in the dynamic sector of Buenavista, it features a spectacular rooftop pool and stunning views that allow you to appreciate the size and progress of the Atlantic capital.
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El Prado and Alto Prado neighborhoods are undeniably the best areas. These traditional sectors are recognized for their large mansions with republican architecture, tree-lined boulevards, and excellent safety levels.
They stand out for offering intimate spaces with careful design, refreshing pools (essential for the Caribbean heat), high-end restaurants, and excellent connectivity to the financial sector for business travelers.
Yes. From the Alto Prado area, you can reach the Gran Malecon del Rio Magdalena in an approximately 15 to 20-minute drive, making it a must-do plan for the sunset.
