Hacienda Guayabal
Kilometer 3 From Chinchina To Pereira, Chinchina 010 Colombia
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We have coffee plantation, and tours every days. This place is just kick back and be pampered, by all means come here. You will be glad you did. The upper floor has a large wide full length balcony/walkway that has chairs & small tables for sitting, relaxing, playing cards, etc. Overall very comfortable and very quiet. There are a myriad of tropical birds about as well, which always is a plus in my mind. The pool is also a refreshing way to finish off a day...or maybe even start one. The views are beautiful, as you can see 360 degrees of rolling hills in the foreground as well as mountains in the background. Many different shades of green, punctuated with varying colors from the many types of flowering tropical plants that also call this place home. Is the paradise.
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Pool
Free breakfast
Game room
Hiking
Kids club
Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Wifi
Outdoor pool
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Billiards
Table tennis
Walking tours
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Taxi service
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24-hour security
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Non-smoking hotel
Sun deck
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English, Spanish
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Kilometer 3 From Chinchina To Pereira, Chinchina 010 Colombia
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Car recommended
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Scenic location and simple but comfortable rooms, priced accordingly. The coffee tour is recommended - pleasant and highly informative. For 40k (Jan 2023) they can provide a large meal including fresh vegetables and delicious desert (dinner only), served with choice of meat. Of particular note were the warmth and hospitality of the family operating this hacienda. Jorge recommend excellent drivers with fair pricing which we really appreciated.
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Date of stay: January 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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The Hacienda is really nice. The rooms are clean and the bed is comfortable. The view is amazing. The coffee tour is so informative. Everything is well explained. You can even pick some coffee cherries. The food is delicious and not expensive. You get a whole menu for a reasonable price. Everybody on the Hacienda is really nice and helpful and they made the trip even more special. It is worth the trip.
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Date of stay: January 2022Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I highly recommend spending two nights in this haven of peace. The tour is absolutely great, super interesting, precise, pretty landscapes, great coffee tasting. Memorable. The small sleeping cabins are quiet and the restaurant which serves a few dishes and desserts is quite sufficient. Adorable welcome from every point of view. Lots of attention for the children. The whole family loved it.
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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The hotel is located within beautiful countryside and is very quiet! The hosts were extremely welcoming to me snd my two dogs. Gardens are superb and the pool was tidy and clean. I had an evening meal and breakfast, both were well cooked and service was very personal. My room was spacious with great views. Excellent large bed with good linen and a good shower in the en-suite.
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Date of stay: May 2024Trip type: Traveled solo
Room Tip: The approach road is a little tricky but it’s well worth it because the hotel is positioned so...
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Stayed here for 2 nights. The hacienda is in a beautiful location, stunning views and lots of land for a walk to work off the fabulous food.
Jorge and the whole family are excellent hosts , really helpful. Gave advice for our ongoing travels and arranged our wonderful driver -Walter.
Good quality wine to accompany the meals which were very tasty and filling. The cheesecake dessert was especially memorable.
The coffee tour was fantastic. Santiago was a great guide and I will now fully appreciate all the work that goes into my coffee.
I would fully recommend this hacienda to anyone wanting to visit the zona cafetera.
Jorge and the whole family are excellent hosts , really helpful. Gave advice for our ongoing travels and arranged our wonderful driver -Walter.
Good quality wine to accompany the meals which were very tasty and filling. The cheesecake dessert was especially memorable.
The coffee tour was fantastic. Santiago was a great guide and I will now fully appreciate all the work that goes into my coffee.
I would fully recommend this hacienda to anyone wanting to visit the zona cafetera.
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Date of stay: January 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip: I would recommend a stay over. The coffee tour is amazing but a better experience is to be able...
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We were a group four staying at Hacienda Guayabal for three nights in one of the cabins. We had a wonderful time in the cabin and in the beautiful property. From the moment we arrived, we were amazed at the beauty and peacefulness around us. We spent some of our first afternoon just reading on the balcony overlooking the mountains. The only problem we had was deciding on how to divide our time on the hammock. Jorge and his family running the hotel and restaurant were very professional and the place was very well run. The food was great and the staff were very attentive and kind. Jorge helped us find transportation and worked with us every step of the way to make our stay very memorable. We did the coffee tour with Phillipe and it was really interesting. He had so much knowledge and passion for the coffee and process at Hacienda Guayabal. Our group would stay here again if we find ourselves in Chinchina again.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled with friends
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My stay at the finca was lovely. The staff took good care of me, especially Pilo.
Would have liked more interaction with folks from there, there was no one to talk to about the birds (and the bees) but truthfully it was very nice. I thought it was a bit overpriced, both the meals and room.
Would have liked more interaction with folks from there, there was no one to talk to about the birds (and the bees) but truthfully it was very nice. I thought it was a bit overpriced, both the meals and room.
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Date of stay: January 2024Trip type: Traveled solo
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This is a really special place. Jorge, Elene and Pilo are amazing hosts and the coffee tour with the very knowledgeable Santiago was fantastic. The perfect place to learn about Colombia’s coffee production in a beautiful and relaxing setting. An unforgettable two day stay ❤️
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Date of stay: August 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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One of the reason I take my young children to various countries (23 so far) is because there are too many candy floss disney-type distractions masquerading as hot places to visit.
We took a special detour to Hacienda Guayabal after reading about most interesting coffee tours they have to offer. On the day we went, the English guide was absent, we were quoted a price that seemed to have been incorrectly communicated earlier, and ended up paying nearly 3-times that.
The make-shift guide who spoke some English, told us that most of their revenue came from Tourism rather than actual coffee - the tour itself was very ordinary - if you have taken other coffee tours, and you compare those to this one, you feel cheated. At the end of the trip they give certificates to the children for "graduating" the coffee education - all of
In our entire trip to this otherwise fascinating country, this was the most forgettable experience.
We took a special detour to Hacienda Guayabal after reading about most interesting coffee tours they have to offer. On the day we went, the English guide was absent, we were quoted a price that seemed to have been incorrectly communicated earlier, and ended up paying nearly 3-times that.
The make-shift guide who spoke some English, told us that most of their revenue came from Tourism rather than actual coffee - the tour itself was very ordinary - if you have taken other coffee tours, and you compare those to this one, you feel cheated. At the end of the trip they give certificates to the children for "graduating" the coffee education - all of
In our entire trip to this otherwise fascinating country, this was the most forgettable experience.
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Date of stay: February 2011Trip type: Traveled with family
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Such a shame that the long lasting impact of the mosquito/insect bites marred what was otherwise a truly unique experience in a stunning part of the country. Could have been avoided with advance knowledge.
2 nights feels like the right amount of time here. Unless you're using this place as a base for lounging by the pool or visiting nearby springs, once you've done the coffee tour (1 day) there are limited other activities.
The Pros:
The scenery and surroundings are beautiful, in the midst of the coffee region. There is a fantastic tour of the finca, with a full explanation of the coffee making process from growing the beans to consumption. This is basically the main thing to do here.
All staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive. Jorge, the proprietor, is a great source of information about anything coffee related, for the connoisseurs and coffee enthusiasts out there. Lots of personalized attention and the people here are really lovely.
If you chose to have all meals here ( which I recommend as there aren't any other options nearby unless you're going back into town), you will be very well fed with flexibility around exactly when you want to eat.
Lots of other travelers passing through, easy place to get to know other travelers.
Very easy to get to from Medellin: Flota Occidental bus from Medellin Terminal del Sur to Chinchina (5 hours) and then a short taxi cab to Hacienda Guayabal (lots of cabs around at the bus stop in Chinchina)
THE CONS
Mosquitos:
I was very surprised that no other reviews have mentioned the little Mosquitos/ biting flies that are everywhere! My fiancé and I were practically bitten raw, despite liberally applying the citronella solution that was there at the hacienda. We are seasoned travelers and have covered all sorts of urban and remote terrains in almost every continent. If we have known we would have come prepared with a lot of insect repellent. My bites turned into another skin allergy and have still not fully healed after 10 days. The doctors in Bogota told me these mosquito bites take 7-10 days to subside, and come with highly disruptive discomfort and itching during that period.
Rooms could use fly screens on the windows or mosquito netting on the beds as we had many of the same biting flies/Mosquitos in our room and believe we were bitten throughout the night too. There was also a very musty odor/ sensation in the room and sheets despite a lot of ventilation. Wondering if moulds are present in the air.
Wifi reception very patchy. Ok in the common areas but little reception in rooms.
2 nights feels like the right amount of time here. Unless you're using this place as a base for lounging by the pool or visiting nearby springs, once you've done the coffee tour (1 day) there are limited other activities.
The Pros:
The scenery and surroundings are beautiful, in the midst of the coffee region. There is a fantastic tour of the finca, with a full explanation of the coffee making process from growing the beans to consumption. This is basically the main thing to do here.
All staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive. Jorge, the proprietor, is a great source of information about anything coffee related, for the connoisseurs and coffee enthusiasts out there. Lots of personalized attention and the people here are really lovely.
If you chose to have all meals here ( which I recommend as there aren't any other options nearby unless you're going back into town), you will be very well fed with flexibility around exactly when you want to eat.
Lots of other travelers passing through, easy place to get to know other travelers.
Very easy to get to from Medellin: Flota Occidental bus from Medellin Terminal del Sur to Chinchina (5 hours) and then a short taxi cab to Hacienda Guayabal (lots of cabs around at the bus stop in Chinchina)
THE CONS
Mosquitos:
I was very surprised that no other reviews have mentioned the little Mosquitos/ biting flies that are everywhere! My fiancé and I were practically bitten raw, despite liberally applying the citronella solution that was there at the hacienda. We are seasoned travelers and have covered all sorts of urban and remote terrains in almost every continent. If we have known we would have come prepared with a lot of insect repellent. My bites turned into another skin allergy and have still not fully healed after 10 days. The doctors in Bogota told me these mosquito bites take 7-10 days to subside, and come with highly disruptive discomfort and itching during that period.
Rooms could use fly screens on the windows or mosquito netting on the beds as we had many of the same biting flies/Mosquitos in our room and believe we were bitten throughout the night too. There was also a very musty odor/ sensation in the room and sheets despite a lot of ventilation. Wondering if moulds are present in the air.
Wifi reception very patchy. Ok in the common areas but little reception in rooms.
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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"The approach road is a little tricky but it’s well worth it because the hotel is positioned so privately. Notify owners if you have dogs"Read full review
"I would recommend a stay over. The coffee tour is amazing but a better experience is to be able to relax in the lovely grounds."Read full review
"enkel 1ste verdiep met mooi uitzicht op terras aan beide zijden, 2 kamers met elkaar verbindbaar voor gezinnen."Read full review
"All rooms are fronted by beautiful decks. I’d a private, not the Hilton but quiet, plenty large and comfortable."Read full review
PRICE RANGE
$58 - $63 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
ColombiaCaldas DepartmentChinchina
NUMBER OF ROOMS
8
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hacienda Guayabal
Which popular attractions are close to Hacienda Guayabal?
Nearby attractions include Tour Del Café - Finca Del Café (4.1 miles), Hacienda Guayabal (0.01 miles), and Plaza Bolivar (1.8 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Hacienda Guayabal?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a pool.
Which room amenities are available at Hacienda Guayabal?
Top room amenities include a flat screen TV, extra long beds, and a view of the mountains.
What food & drink options are available at Hacienda Guayabal?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Hacienda Guayabal?
Conveniently located restaurants include Ranchero Rústico Paisa, La Postrera Campestre, and Empiria Restaurant.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Hacienda Guayabal?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Are pets allowed at Hacienda Guayabal?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Does Hacienda Guayabal offer any business services?
Yes, it conveniently offers meeting rooms, a banquet room, and conference facilities.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hacienda Guayabal?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Spanish.
Are there any historical sites close to Hacienda Guayabal?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Casa de la Cultura (9.2 miles).