San Antonio neighborhood · Cali

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In the colonial quarter of the salsa capital.

You’re a few steps from El Peñón and El Gato del Río, within walking distance of Calle del Sabor, Bulevar del Río and Jairo Varela Square, and a few minutes from Calle de la Salsa in the Obrero neighborhood. 8 rooms named after birds, for 2 or 3 guests.

Each room is named after a birdTap one to meet it

Where to stay

Rooms

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Room Turpial

Turpial

Up to 2 guests

  • Kitchen
  • Dining area
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Room Oropéndola

Oropéndola

Up to 2 guests

  • Kitchen
  • Dining area
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Room Águila

Águila

Up to 3 guests

  • Kitchen
  • Dining area
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Room Cardenal

Cardenal

Up to 2 guests

  • Kitchen
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Room Tángara

Tángara

Up to 3 guests

  • Jacuzzi
  • Kitchen
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Room Cóndor

Cóndor

Up to 3 guests

  • Bunk bed
  • Kitchen
  • Dining area
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Room Colibrí

Colibrí

Up to 2 guests

  • Balcony
  • Kitchen
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Room Paloma

Paloma

Up to 2 guests

  • Living area
  • Kitchen
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What’s nearby

Cali around you

San Antonio is Cali’s colonial neighborhood, right in the center of the salsa capital. From here you can walk to the city’s best-loved places.

1A few steps away

  • San Antonio HillThe neighborhood chapel and viewpoint, with all of Cali at your feet.
  • Parque El PeñónOn the banks of the Cali River, where artists often show their work.
  • El Gato del Río (The River Cat)Hernando Tejada’s cat sculpture and its “girlfriends”, painted by local artists.

2Walking distance

  • Calle del SaborOpen-air salsa dancing in downtown Cali.
  • Bulevar del Río & La ErmitaThe riverside promenade and the city’s best-known Gothic church.
  • Jairo Varela SquareA tribute to the founder of the salsa band Grupo Niche, across from the CAM city hall.
  • La Tertulia MuseumModern art on the banks of the Cali River.
  • Plaza de CaycedoThe heart of the historic center.

3By taxi

  • Calle de la SalsaIn the Obrero neighborhood, the birthplace of Cali salsa, home to the Salsa Museum.
  • Cali ZooThe city zoo, on the banks of the Cali River.
  • Cristo Rey & Las Tres CrucesViewpoints on the hills around the city.
  • Pance RiverRiver pools and nature, a classic Sunday outing.
Streets of San Antonio
Streets of San Antonio
San Antonio Chapel
San Antonio Chapel
View of Cali
View of Cali
Las Tres Cruces hill
Las Tres Cruces hill
La Ermita church
La Ermita church
La Tertulia
La Tertulia
Local market
Local market
Tropical fruit
Tropical fruit
Cholados, a Cali fruit treat
Cholados, a Cali fruit treat
Pance River
Pance River

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