Hotels in Laureles, Medellín
In Laureles the areas we recommend to stay in are Parques de Laureles (Primer and Segundo Parque) and La Bolivariana. We don't recommend La 70 (La Setenta). Here are 6 hotels you can book directly.
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Which areas to pick and which to avoid
This is how we see it as locals. From our guide Where to stay (and where not to) in Medellín: tips from a local.
Parques de Laureles (Primer and Segundo Parque)
Who it suits: Families, couples, travelers who want to rest somewhere safe and walkable.
There aren't many hotels, and some streets can feel empty at night.
La Bolivariana
Who it suits: Students, mid-budget travelers, people in town to study or for business tied to the university.
Traffic in the area backs up at rush hour.
La 70 (La Setenta)
Who it suits: Only people who want a local street party and know what they're getting into.
Very loud and chaotic at night; unsafe on soccer game days.
Estadio and the area around the Atanasio Girardot
Who it suits: Soccer fans, concertgoers, travelers who want a practical location.
On game days the area changes completely, with huge crowds of fans. Be careful.
FAQ
What is the best area to stay in Laureles?
We recommend Parques de Laureles (Primer and Segundo Parque) and La Bolivariana. Parques de Laureles (Primer and Segundo Parque): Families, couples, travelers who want to rest somewhere safe and walkable. La Bolivariana: Students, mid-budget travelers, people in town to study or for business tied to the university.
Which parts of Laureles should I avoid for sleeping?
La 70 (La Setenta): Very loud and chaotic at night; unsafe on soccer game days.
Which parts of Laureles have pros and cons?
Estadio and the area around the Atanasio Girardot: On game days the area changes completely, with huge crowds of fans. Be careful.
Do the hotels in Laureles allow pets?
Yes. All BR Hotels welcome pets; conditions vary by hotel and are listed on each hotel page.