Casa Passiflora Hotel Boutique

Painted balconies and timber shutters mark the façade, a colonial house given over to nine rooms just off Jardín's main square. Inside, the decoration keeps the town's traditional style but the fittings are current: air conditioning, a 55-inch smart TV with satellite and streaming, a digital safe, a minibar. Rooms come in four configurations, from a 24 m² double with one queen bed to a 28 m² family room sleeping four. Each has a private bathroom. A shared patio at the back holds pergolas, loungers and a hydromassage tub, open only to guests. Óleo Bistró, the in-house restaurant, serves a buffet breakfast each morning and switches to a national and international menu with bar service for lunch and dinner, seating up to 30. The location is close: a block and a half from the park, so the town's flower-lined streets, coffee farms and waterfall trails are reachable on foot. Check-in runs from 3pm, check-out at 1pm. Staff arrange coffee tours and walks in Jardín, a town whose colonial-era park is a national monument. Wi-Fi runs throughout, laundry is available, and the property keeps a no-smoking policy indoors. It is a compact stay, built for a short pause in the coffee hills of Antioquia rather than a long resort stop.