“Comodo en todos los sentidos y muy familiar”
Everything went smoothly—no hiccups at all. The service was spot‑on and the rooms were clean and comfortable. I left feeling completely satisfied.
Q2 months ago
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Ráquira·8.8
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Suamena in Ráquira offers family rooms with private bathrooms, garden or mountain views, and modern amenities such as free Wi‑Fi, work desks, and flat‑screen TVs. Guests dine on a buffet breakfast featuring cheese and fruit, enjoy a family‑friendly restaurant, and relax at the sun terrace, garden, and outdoor fireplace. Free parking, shuttle, and tour desk enhance convenience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Everything went smoothly—no hiccups at all. The service was spot‑on and the rooms were clean and comfortable. I left feeling completely satisfied.
Q·2 months ago
The place was super quiet, probably because it was a weekday and the hotel was empty. Breakfast was a highlight, especially the cheesy Boyacá arepa. But getting from the parking to the rooms was a pain—no clear path and it was hard to lug luggage. The hotel also lacks a real common area, so you end up staying in your room most of the time.
Jmauriciogil·4 months ago
Patricia was amazing—always checking in to make sure we were comfortable. The setting is peaceful, surrounded by mountains and nature, and the rooms are clean, cozy, and soundproof. The only downside is the drive to Ráquira: the road is in rough shape, poorly lit at night, and the Wi‑Fi is spotty. Also, the restaurant isn’t always open, so you’ll need to plan your meals.
Mary·4 months ago
The hotel was very quiet, which was great for a restful night. The shower, however, was a disappointment—water pressure was low and the tiles were a bit worn.
Vergara·6 months ago
The location is fantastic, a nice escape from town, but the breakfast could use more variety even though it’s included. A small fireplace in the rooms would add a cozy touch. The hotel could also offer more activities—maybe a clay workshop or a themed dinner night—to keep guests entertained without any noise.
Gloria·6 months ago