Hostal Arambulo — Hotel in Huila

If your planning a visit to Villavieja then this is for sure the place to stay. The rooms are comfortable and very clean. The area is easily accessible and most of all, the hosts, especially Matilde are an absolute treasure on earth. She was attentive and caring from the moment we arrived til the moment we left, had delicious lemonade prepared for us everytime we arrived at the hostal and made us a wonderful breakfast each morning. She organised our tour through the Tatacoa desert and even our bus ride back to Neiva. She was always ready to offer assistance for anything we could have needed. You never saw her without a welcoming smile on her face and we are forever grateful for the generousity she showed us. Each review about the amazing host is exactly spot on but its hard to describe the type of kindness that you will find at Hostal Arambulo with words, so the best advice i can give you, is to just stay there and find out yourself. We came for Tatacoa desert but were equally amazed by our host. Thank you so much Edgar and Matilde for showing us a very rare type of kindness, it was an honour for us to stay in your home and a part of our trip that we will never forget. I hope to see you again someday ❤️

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One of the best places we have stayed in Colombia 🤩 The location is close to the center, shops and restaurants. The room is simple but very nice. And the owners are super kind! They help us with tours to Tatacoa desert, with transportation back to Neiva because on 1st January there was no colectivo. Breakfast was delicious and very big portion and the lady always invited us with delicious cold tea! We would definitely stay...

We stayed here 2 nights and were so sad to leave. In the whole of my trip I have never met a kinder person than Matilde, she did not stop giving. She made us the most amazing breakfasts and bought us coffees and lemonades! It was a home away from home, we felt so comfortable and happy. Thank you so much Matilde and Edgar we miss...