La Palma y El Tucán Hotel – Zipacon, Colombia
La Palma y El Tucán Hotel in Zipacon, Colombia is ideal for travelers in search of nature and adventure. A perfect place to disconnect and enjoy the luxury of a sunset between mountains.
Located just 90 minutes from Bogotá and surrounded by lush nature, our Hotel is the perfect escape from the chaos of the city.
With 9 independent cabins built in the middle of the coffee plantation, an open social headquarters, a lounge area and an outdoor Jacuzzi, sauna and mesh area, the spaces for sharing and enjoying are naturally separated.
A magical place built in the middle of the agroecological cultivation of the La Palma & El Tucán farm, recognized worldwide for having a coffee-growing model that challenged the way to produce and commercialize Colombian specialty coffee abroad.
We work with sustainable, natural and local ingredients. We cook with seasonal foods to guarantee the freshness and purity of its flavors.
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