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Bed and Breakfasts in Villa de Leyva

7 Bed and Breakfasts in Villa de Leyva, Colombia

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Hostal Renacer

9.6Superb(470)

Hostel- 1.74km from city centre

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€14.89

€10.08

Hostel- 0.23km from city centre

Nibiru Hostel offers unique decoration and friendly service in Villa de Leyva.

€6.87

€9.62

Hostel- 0.53km from city centre

Hello! Veci Hostel is a quiet place in Villa de Leyva made for the comfort and economy of the travellers. Offering a terrace and garden view.

€7.22

€5.27

Hostel- 0.41km from city centre

Features a restaurant, garden, terrace, and free WiFi throughout the property. Featuring a bar, the hostel is close to several noted attractions.

€5.73

€9.16

Hostel- 0.52km from city centre

Villa de Leyva is a small Colombian city located northeast of Bogotá. It is known for its whitewashed colonial buildings, its cobbled streets and its wide Plaza Mayor.

€6.36

€5.06

Hostel- 0.23km from city centre

In Once Once Hostel you will find friendly staff and comfortable rooms in the heart of Villa de Leyva.

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€6.87

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€5.27

Almanik Tematik

Hostel- 0.48km from city centre

Shared and private rooms are available. Iguaque National Park is 29 km from the property, and Gondava Theme Park is 7.2 km away.

Privates From

€9.16

Dorms From

€9.16

About Villa de Leyva

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About Villa de Leyva

The small Colombian town of Villa de Leyva started life as a retreat for Spanish nobility. In 1954 it was declared a national monument to preserve the historic cobbled streets and spacious squares and as a result, it's now an important stop for travellers interested in colonial heritage. Outside of town there's plenty of hiking in the forested hills. Or you could just order another coffee and watch the local cowboys swagger past. It's worth saving extra time to explore the indigenous Muisca culture of the area too.

Villa de Leyva hostels often have shared kitchens for guests, while others have barbecues and organise regular campfires. You can sleep in a tent and relax in terraced gardens overlooking the town. You could also stay in a whitewashed village house which has been converted into a hostel, complete with traditional woodwork, but with modern touches like free Wi-Fi. In a Villa de Leyva hostel, you'll usually have the choice between private rooms for small groups, or dorms which are ideal for solo travellers wanting to mingle.

Plaza Mayor is one of Colombia's biggest squares and is the central point of the town. This is where you'll find the Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Rosario church. The bustling Calle 12 and 13 streets run either side, and are home to the lively Saturday market where you can buy Colombian textiles and local food. Shops and restaurants radiate out from Plaza Mayor to the highway that circles the town. Meanwhile, Parque Ecologico La Periquera and other hiking areas lie in the surrounding countryside.

Most sights in and around Villa de Leyva are within walking distance. You can see a fossilised Kronosaurus at the fossil museum, the Museo Paleontológico (a 1-hour walk from Plaza Mayor), or wander round the Terracotta House. This quirky building has been called the biggest piece of pottery in the world. La Periquera (a 40-minute shuttle ride away) is an ecological park with waterfalls where you can swim. You could also visit the nearby Pozos Azules, a series of artificial pools known for their incredible bright blue colour.

To get to Villa de Leyva you can take a bus from Bogotá, which takes around 3 hours. There are also buses that go to the nearby town of Tunja, linked to Villa de Leyva by a 45-minute shuttle bus. The bus station, Terminal de Transporte, is a 7-minute walk south of Plaza Mayor. To get to La Periquera, you can take a shuttle in the direction of Gachancipá from the bus terminal.