Hotels with Childcare Near La Matina Park

Nestled in the heart of Medellín, La Matina Park is a vibrant urban oasis that captures the essence of Colombian culture. This park is not just a local favorite for relaxation but also a perfect spot to immerse yourself in the lively spirit of Antioquia. Stroll through lush gardens bursting with colorful flowers, or unwind on the expansive lawns under the warm sun. The park frequently hosts live music and cultural events, offering a glimpse into the region's rich artistic heritage. Whether you're visiting with family, friends, or solo, La Matina Park promises a memorable escape into nature and culture.

Hotel du Parc

Hotel du Parc

4.5 / 5Great3 Reviews
Cl. 9 #41 - 36 Local 115
0.82KM from La Matina Park

This colonial-style hotel is your perfect getaway in Medellín's El Poblado district, just steps away from Lleras Park. Unwind at the full-service spa with massages and facials, or relax in one of the two hot tubs and sauna. Traveling with kids? Enjoy childcare services, kids' meals, and fun amenities like the picnic area and zipline. Business travelers will appreciate the meeting rooms and business center. Rooms feature memory foam mattresses and Egyptian cotton linens for ultimate comfort. Don't miss the free breakfast and 24/7 airport shuttle!

Conference HallDryerFamily-friendly HotelPicnic AreaBarZipline
per night
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USD**7
Casa Los Naranjos Hostal

Casa Los Naranjos Hostal

4.5 / 5Great
29c1 Calle 3b Sur calle 3b sur #29c 92
2.11KM from La Matina Park
BarbecueFamily-friendly HotelConference HallChildcareIroning ServiceKitchen
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USD**0
Diagonal 29d

Diagonal 29d

4.7 / 5Great
Dg. 29d 9 Sur-79
2.75KM from La Matina Park
Family-friendly HotelChildcarePoolRock ClimbingParking
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USD**1
Juan Pablo

Juan Pablo

4.5 / 5Great
79a1 Cl. 30
4.1KM from La Matina Park
Family-friendly HotelChildcareDry Cleaning ServiceCheck-out after 13:00Parking
per night
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USD**7

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about La Matina Park

The park is home to over 150 bird species, including the iconic Andean condor. Early morning is the best time for wildlife spotting along the forest trails.

Yes, certified nature guides offer 2-hour tours (starting at $15/person) that cover the park's ecosystems and conservation efforts. Bookings can be made at the visitor center.

Essentials include: hiking shoes, rain jacket (even in dry season), binoculars for birdwatching, and sufficient water bottles. The park has no drinking water stations.

Only the main plaza area has wheelchair access. The nature trails contain uneven terrain and are not suitable for mobility devices.

Overnight stays are strictly prohibited due to safety regulations. The nearest accommodations are in Medellín's Laureles district, just 40 minutes away.

The park ranges from 1,800 to 2,300 meters above sea level. Visitors unused to high altitudes should take it slow and stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness.