Just a block off the plaza, Hospedería Colonial is another basic, but acceptable, option. It has 20 rooms, some of which have private bathrooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Located on the main square, this charming hospedería (budget hotel) may be the town's best value-for-money hotel. Rambling hallways on two stories lead to a variety of pleasant rooms, all of which have a TV, high ceilings and a modern bathroom. A popular upstairs café overlooks t… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In an old flour mill that was built in 1568, this is the oldest building in town. If you want to sleep in a canopied bed, request the old section. The rooms are a bit dim and the beds are hard, but you are, after all, in a legendary 435-year-old place. Even if you don't stay ther… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With a prime location overlooking the square, this 32-room hotel is well worth considering for a splurge. English-speaking owner Juan Toro is continually upgrading the facilities and offers little extras, including live music on the rooftop patio. He is also planning to install a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This excellent midrange option is a pastel-colored affair with modern bathrooms, tile floors and mosquito nets over the beds. The historic house, which overlooks Iglesia del Carmen, serves up a morning breakfast of eggs, toast and jam. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Set up in a beautiful old-fashioned house, this quiet and welcoming guesthouse has just five rooms, all with private bathroom. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This traveler-friendly guesthouse is connected to Colombian Highlands and run by the affable Oscar Gilede. It's located in a private home, about 1km northwest of the main square. The guesthouse contains five double rooms, two with private bathroom. Full Lonely Planet Review ›