Family hotels and homes in Minca

We really loved the view. It was amazing! There was filtered aqua for free, we really appreciated. It was clean and shower was comfortable.

The location is unique! 30 mins above Minca with views of the whole valley. We booked the coffee tour on site where we learnt how the owners make their coffee and played with their two beautiful dogs. Perfect to relax and recharge!

Great location and views. The room was spacious and comfortable. The restaurant had great selection of food. The staff were friendly and approachable

Sol de Minca is a very special place, words won’t be able to describe. Each accommodation is hand made with so much love. If you like doing yoga, there is a beautiful studio to practice, just make sure to book the room upstairs. The food is really good and the cacao with homemade coconut milk is the best I had in Minca. The breakfast is very special with 3 different little juices, so cute. I really like the yuca pizza and the crazy Kranti.

This is a great hotel. Very nice rooms with balconies and comfortable beds. The staff is friendly and helpful. Its not breakfast here but easy to get breakfast at the place right next door if you dont want to go down to central Minca. I would love to stay here again!

Nature, friendly staff, swimming pool, meals.

It was an amazing stay, the owners were really attentive. I bumped my head because I am very tall. I never asked for anything because it happens all the time but they gave me a bottle of wine to apologize. There is no noise at all it was just a pleasure

Amazing Place! The best view in Colombia. Absolutely mindblowing!!!!!

For bird lovers this is paradise. Plenty of nature around to see many local and migratory birds. If you like just trail walking, this is a nice option. Trails inside the reserve make it a wild and excellent experience.

A truly extraordinary experience. Writing a glowing review feels almost like betraying a secret. Part of this place’s magic lies in its quiet, under-the-radar charm. But some experiences are too special not to share. It’s no small feat getting here. Halfway along the dusty back road that leads in, you either have to cross a river by 4x4 or venture on foot across a rickety wooden bridge. Not quite as prepared as we should have been, we enlisted the help of some friendly locals to reach the final stretch. The crossing felt like a quiet test, almost a spiritual gateway, as if the river were deciding whether you were worthy of entering the magical realm beyond. It felt like something out of Lord of the Rings. On the way back, crossing that same river felt like the end of a great adventure and a reluctant return to reality. Bittersweet. We swam in the river, unplugged from the noise of modern life, and rediscovered the joy of life's bare essentials — things we’ve largely forgotten in an age of constant distraction. My partner had the chance to share a meaningful moment with members of the Indigenous community, which added a profound layer to her experience, as a Colombiana. For me, the highlight was the intimate dinners: shared meals in a communal space with fascinating people from around the world. Jorge, the host, is nothing short of exceptional. The dishes he and his small team prepared, using inventive techniques and local ingredients, weren’t just among the best I’ve had in Colombia but among the best I’ve had anywhere. If Jorge ever set his sights on opening a restaurant in the UK, I’ve no doubt it would be a huge success. But selfishly, I hope he doesn’t, because what he’s created here is something far rarer and far more magical.