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Where to stay in Medellín?
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If you have chosen the city of Medellín to spend your next vacation and you are looking for a place to stay, we will help you so that you can make the best decision.
In the city there are 3 main areas where you will find offer that adapts to your kind of trip, depending on the date and the services you need.
The first zone is in the Poblado sector, south of the city. There you will find from hostels to hotels between 3 and 5 stars, with prices that range between $ 30,000 and $ 600,000 pesos approximately. This place is known for having a ‘rosa’ area famous for its variety of excellent restaurants and nightlife with bars and clubs, as well as being close to shopping centers and many local designer shops.
The second recommended hotel zone is Laureles-Estadio, this area is located in the center west of Medellín and is equidistant from many attractions of the city; Also known as 70th Avenue, it’s a boulevard with restaurants, bars and nightclubs. In this sector you will find 3 and 4 star hotels, with prices between $ 50,000 and $ 250,000 approximately.
And the last area is in the center of the city, where 3 and 4 stars hostels and hotels are located with approximate values between $ 30,000 and $ 200,000. This is the area of greatest commerce in the city and the biggest concentration of landmarks, in addition to having the public transport system of the city very accesible.
Any of the areas that you decide, it will be a great choice, the most important thing is that it fits what you need while you are in the city, finally you are at home.
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