Hotel la Plazuela

An historic building, with plenty of atmosphere, but not run professionally as a hotel. Reception is pretty basic and the "restaurant" is actually a cafe that serves a standard, not very inspiring breakfast Our room faced the street - I did not consider that it was too noisy. But was basic/minimalist in style The town of Popayan is an attractive "white town", but had little to hold our attention - we stayed two nights, and one night would have been better. There is not much option in eating dinner. We tried the Camino Real restaurant, which claimed to offer fine dining, but were disappointed There is not a great choice of hotels in Popayan, and because of its location and atmosphere, I would be happy to stay here again

Attractive, centrally located hotel in a historic spanish style building with courtyard. Nice rooms and decor with spacious modern bathrooms and a good walk in shower. Friendly helpful staff. Breakfast was simple (eggs as usual). On site pasta/pizza restaurant for lunch or dinner. I can highly recommend the pizza - so much topping. What let it down for me was the lack of air conditioning; I found it hard to sleep as I was so hot and the very firm pillows.

Lovely old hotel with a perfect location in el centro . The thing that makes it so good is the staff , they are charming and helpful - usually with a smile ! Muchas gracias a todos !👌👍👍

Sound reverberates through this hotel and conversations, footsteps, and restaurant noise is amplified. Outside street noiae is loud, too. It's quiet through the night, though, as el centro shuts down relatively early here.

Great place. Unfortunately our room was facing a busy street so was very noisy. We were frequently awakened by car horns. Get a room on the quiet side.

I stayed for two nights in La Plazuela in August. Popayan is crying out for a high quality boutique hotel. It simply doesn't have one as far as I could tell. The atmosphere is more of a student town with very few visitors. As a modest accommodation offering, La Plazuela is centrally located, with some vestiges of the colonial white washed architecture found around the city. It's a little old fashioned snd smells of furniture polish, which reminded me of long vanished hotels from my youth. There is a promising courtyard with high arches and greenery. The rooms are clean and most have recently renovated bathrooms. Ask to see a few rooms. I had a very bright and tiny room at the back that overlooked an orange tree. This had to be changed as there was an ongoing burglar alarm honking from a neighbouring property. My new room opened up onto the interior courtyard and was very dark, with almost no natural light. Breakfast is a meagre offering by Colombian standards. I was hungry again by 10am! Overall a functional place for a few nights. An old fashioned ambience. There is potential for something better to arise from the basic bones.

Very friendly staff, good breakfast and clean

Excellent Service. Pretty clean. The hotel is located just a block away from The Parque Caldas. Highly recommended!!!