Movich Hotel Las Lomas

Nice hotel, excellent location if you want to stay close to the airport José María Cordoba, but don’t take this hotel if you want to stay in Medellin because is far far away… The service is pretty slow and bad… just don’t put attention regarding that, because the swimming pool, sauna a amenities are super cool.

All good ) love the fresh air

El hotel es un poco antiguo y eso hace que allá olores a n poco malucos ya se debería remodelar algunas habitaciones del ala izq del hotel

酒店環境很好，後面有一片樹林，有機場擺渡車，出行方便，兩個餐廳，一個是哥倫比本地菜，一個偏國際化西餐，價格實惠

Todo perfecto. Muy cerca del aeropuerto

非常好， 乾淨整潔

The room condition was shabby. There was a sting musty/mold odor in the room. The hardware on the bathroom door was loose, and the furniture (table tops) appeared damaged. The bed was comfortable enough. No instructions on how to work the tv were available and it wasn’t intuitive. The best thing about it was the staff. They were extremely kind and helpful.

Ac wasn’t working correctly. I asked for a sorry and got one with a handicap shower . Looked horrible. The room only had 2 towels. And 3 hangers. Tried calling the spa to reserve a Massage several times. No body answered. Asked for a bucket of ice, got 2 glasses with ice. Ordered beers and some sparkling water, they came room temperature.

This is a very beautiful resort-like hotel. It’s probably the best hotel in Medellin. It has been getting increasing more expensive over the years. The hotel rates and the restaurants are getting more expensive every visit which I don’t like. The old section of the hotel is starting to show wear. Drawers not closing, worn furniture, etc. Bit it’s still the best hotel in town. I would like it if they would include a room service menu and phone directory in the rooms. There are some newer hotels close by. But the Movich is by far the #1 hotel in the Rio***** - Medellin area. I’ve stayed in all of the high-end hotels in Rio***** and Medellin. It’s pretty hard to beat the Movich. But I feel it’s a $75 a night hotel for their basic room. Any more than that is price gouging and that can be said for those airport hotels charging $130 or $160 a night. It’s Colombia, not Miami’s South Beach.