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Newly opened in 2008 the first addition to Mompos' hostel scene. Not to be confused with the Hostal Dona Manuela which is the luxury establishment in town.
La Casa Amarilla has clean and comfortable dorms (4 to a room including a bathroom) and a couple of private rooms all with en suite bathrooms and roof fans that sleep couples and more.
As of Easter 2009 LCA will have 4 more private rooms with private bath and air con in the extension. Later in the year this will increase to 6 rooms.
The owner's stepmother, an artist of international repute came to the house in June 08 to paint murals in each of the rooms giving the hostel a different more homey feel.
There is a communal kitchen, hammocks, Cable TV and plenty of DVDs, book exchange, laundry service and ample comfort.
They also rent bicycles - 6000 COP for 4 hours continuous and 10,000 COP for the whole day.
Prices start at 15,000 COP per person in the dorms and the private rooms are based on double occupancy at 40,000. Rates can be negotiated if a period longer than 5 days is anticipated.
In Semana Santa 2009 the prices are as follows
Dorm Beds 25,000 per night
Private Rooms without air 1/2 people - 60,000
Private rooms with air 1/2 people 100,000
La Casa Amarilla has a good information board with all sorts of tips for accommodations in Colombia and the manager or owner can help you out with your travel plans in getting to or from Mompos.
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Address: La Albarrada con Santa Barbara Cra 1 #13-59, Mompos Tel: 575 685 6326 Tel: 301 362 7065 website: www.lacasaamarillamompos.com website: Email: lacasaamarillamompos at gmail dot com Cheapest night: 7 US$/night. Dorm beds available. Private rooms available. |
First posted by emp99 on Jun 6, 2008, 15:25. Last edit by emp99 on Mar 3, 2009, 07:40. Editing history.
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Peter (Moderator) (Trustee board) (Dev team) (☼Travelguide writer) says on Nov 15, 2008, 23:57: Their website is a blog, with good info on Mompos and stuff: http://www.lacasaamarillamompos.blogspot.com/ Poor but snappy 0 funny, 0 helpful. |
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apwhite says on Aug 24, 2009, 17:12: Nice place in a good location beside the river. Cool young owner.
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mccormil (☼Travelguide writer) says on Aug 30, 2009, 19:29: We stayed in one of the ´luxury rooms´ for a couple of days which on the whole was pretty good. It had very solid air-conditioning but has wooden vented windows so you waste a lot of energy keeping the room cool! The bed was pretty comfortable and the staff were fairly helpful although sometimes hard to find. The kitchen was pretty good and the town itself is great (although the trip there from Cartagena was an absolute nightmare - leave very early to allow plenty of time!).
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