Nice new hotel/hostel, with very small yet very functional rooms, including a kitchenette with pans, dishes and all that's needed to cook yourself a meal! I bought some to-go food, and eat it for two days, so that was useful. They were still finishing a lot of details all over the common areas, and they have a nice rooftop area, but no furniture, but I can see that in a year or so from now, that hostel/hotel will be a nice place to go! The area around it is also nice and safe, plenty of food options nearby

A number of areas were still under construction, buckets of paint, tools, people drilling and hammering all over the ground level floor. The rooms were quiet though.

Hotel Indie was extremely convenient for its location, and the hassle free booking and check-in. The staff spoke English, which was extremely helpful. The room was very clean, had sufficient towels and bed linen and a kitchenette with fridge, plates, cutlery, etc. Breakfast was provided if you chose this option, and a space to work from, if needed. You could hear very minimal outside noise during the night, which was great to catch some rest!

There isn’t anything I can say negatively. It is an easy, friendly and convenient place to stay. If you are looking for a luxury hotel, this isn’t for you. It is very basic. However, provides all the needs and is very comfortable for a short stay.

The breakfast was really nice and the room was perfect. I actually stayed here a few times in different rooms, due to me going to Santa Marta and back. Each room was clean and perfectly equipped. Nice views of the mountains and the location of the hotel itself was perfect, close to plenty of stores, laundry and restaurants. The staff were super friendly and helpful! Would 100000% stay again.

I noticed there was no warm/hot water at the bathroom sink in each room, it wasn't just isolated to a single room, not sure if that was normal, typically it isn't. But apart from that, everything was perfect.

This is a unique space in a great neighborhood of Medellin. I stayed for 8 nights with my girlfriend and we enjoyed the included breakfast, the attentive staff, and the easy access to many of the city's restaurants and nightlife. Very affordable as well.

Not a major issue but we were denied new sheets and towels when we asked for them after a few days at the hotel. Just remember that the staff will only come to clean the room once every few days and NOT everyday. Again, it was not a big deal but it should be mentioned for those staying longer than a few nights.

Function is beauty. This place was really curated and thought out. Everything in place. A tiny room that is perfect. It had everything you needed. Modular in design. You can actually rotate the bed into a couch. Super cool! I liked having free boiled water from the cafe. The manager julian was super hospitable and helping.

I would have liked to see the reception more informative and enthusiastic to help. With guidlines and answers. I didnt get all my simple questions met. The girl at the desk maneucuring her nails were more important than me. The guys were cool and helpful!!

The place has a neo-modern aesthetic. Wifi is good and the room was small, but enough for a solo traveller. Well ventilated and supplied good amenities within the space provided. It's a safe area, which was important as a solo female traveler. The room was clean and tidy. An enjoyable stay for someone who will be in and out all day. Breakfast is provided, however, minimal options.

Very little English spoken, so if you cannot speak Spanish you'll need to prepare accordingly! In the bathroom, the toilet paper holder was loose, just needs to be fitted tighter. Breakfast is provided, as mentioned earlier, however the options are minimal (eggs, bread, butter, omelette, various fruits, juice). There are a few places around for breakfast but not many.

Fantastic place for a solo traveller. Great to have a little studio apartment with cooking facilities and fridge. It has been so well designed and fitted out with furniture designed to accommodate multiple functional spaces. Great to have access to a co working space and cafe. They also provide a good breakfast.

The puppy yoga was a bit underwhelming. I would adopt a yoga exchange. Yoga class in exchange for a nights accommodation. There are so many yoga instructors travelling currently. That way you would get a great variety of instructors.

This was a good price for a clean room in a good neighborhood. The free breakfast that was served made it an even better deal.

The check-in process was complicated and slow. When I arrived, me and the other people I was traveling with each had to use their custom app to take photos of our passports and enter our information, but the app did not work very well and it took a long time. Additionally, there is no room service provided here, so it felt more like a college dormitory than a hotel.

Comfortable and well equipped room including kitchen facilities. Location was brilliant with easy access to shops, restaurants and bars. It is also a very social environment within the hotel itself. A lot of digital nomads as well as other travellers in the lounge/work areas to meet and chat with.

The rooms do not have aircon which was ok but at a hotter time of year could be challenging. A further (small) niggle was that the only source of hot water was the shower. The kitchen and bathroom taps only offer cold water.

The chance to make my own food in the very good kitchenette was fantastic! You have two superb supermarkets 3 blocks away. (And I must say: The groceries are better than most restaurants in Colombia.) The price is very good compared to the standard. Nice area. Good bed and bathroom. Cool design. Sorry for my ignorance and for not knowing her name, but the lady with glasses in the reception is very, very helpful and friendly. I have stayed in around 13 places in Colombia. This hotel is clearly ranked in the top 2.

The combination of a hot building/room, combined with pollution and noise from outside, was a bit of a problem.