Los Patios is a stylish, upscale hostel located in one of the most innovative cities in South America. Medellín, Colombia’s second largest city is nestled in a lush, tropical valley, and it’s a perfect mix of urban life and green space.
Modern, inspired, transformative, people from around the globe come here to learn how this city reinvented itself. Now it’s your turn.
THE HOSTEL
For adventurers, lovers and the young at heart, this place is for you. Here you’ll find what this beautiful country has to offer, from great valleys, to mountain ranges, rivers, oceans and deserts. Discover Colombia. One of the most biodiverse countries in the world, it ranks first in bird and plant species, and it’s filled with history, magical realism and exotic landscapes.
Welcome to our home! Let our walls speak to you, and tell you our story.
Help us to make you experience the ‘Real’ Colombia.
WHAT PEOPLE THINK OF US
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“Marlijn Stefess”
This is THE best hostel in Medellín. Great location, clean rooms and bathrooms, nice beds with some... See more
“Brianne Boback”
We found this hostal outstanding! Definitely one of the best we’ve stayed in. The staff are... See more
“Ula Nowak”
Helpful staff, very good location, rooftop, room everything more than perfect!... See more
“Sarah Kalalo”
Los Patios felt like a second home. We stayed here for almost three weeks. Best hostel ever with ... See more
“Scott Darroch”
This is by far the best hostel I've ever stayed at. All of the staff was incredibly friendly... See more
“Leni Wolf”
By far the best hostel I have ever been to! If you ever come to Medellin, you definitely... See more
How to get here
If you are traveling by bus from the Jose Maria Cordova Airport in Rionegro, ask for the bus that takes Las Palmas Highway to get to Medellín. Get off at the San Diego Shopping Center, and from there take the Metro at “Exposiciones” station. Take the metro-line heading south and get off at “El Poblado” station. We’re a five-minute walk from there.
Another option is to take a taxi from the airport. It’s a 50-minute ride that will cost you around US$25.
