Posada de la Flor

Small room. Up a steep set of stairs. Our room seemed furthest away although it seemed as if very few rooms were occupied. Breakfast very basic

Me sentí como en la casa de mi abuela por la atención y el desayuno.

Solo trip, only for one night. I booked a private room on the ground floor. It was crazy hot for me and the room was still cool, so I enjoyed it. The staff was very helpful when needed. They made me feel welcome :)

A charming pension with an attractive courtyard and roof terrace. Very good value for money. Best of all was the service. My stay was brief and forced (by virtue of a ferry cancellation due to fog) so I had to leave very early but was provided with a generous and thoughtful packed breakfast to takeaway.

Excellent location, close to the river and to Flores main avenue. Cozy, comfortable and clean rooms. Not many rooms, which is a plus if you want privacy. Delicious breakfast, polite and friendly service. Plenty of very tasteful details.

If you like new and fancy, this is not going to be the place for you. If you like quirky, charming and unique, then this place is a gem. It's an old but well-maintained pension with a lot of character. Everything was spotlessly clean and worked perfectly. The rooms had great air conditoning, great bathrooms, comfortable beds. (We didn't have trouble with the shower curtain wrapping around us, as others did.) The rooms are all named after flowers; ask for the "NoMeOlvides" (Forgetmenot) room---it's the best. The family 3-bed room was also very very nice. Located a brief 5-minute walk from the historic section. The breakfast is assorted pastries (fancy ones) and whole fruit with tea, juice and coffee; not a full breakfast but hearty enough to get you filled up. But, the best thing at this hotel is the service. They were so helpful to us in any little thing we needed, including scheduling cars for us and finding an English-speaking guide. The photos on Tripadvisor are exactly accurate and are what you get. Rooms are slightly cramped: adequate but not huge. We paid $79 USD for a night in an upgraded room, but a $60 room (two twin beds) is still quite nice, and all rooms face the garden. If you want something a bit fancier, go for $100 and pick the Don Antonio; if you want something a lot fancier, go for $300 and pick Charco.

Charming B&B with picturesque courtyard and roof terrace. Very friendly staff

The staff and accomodations were beyond exceptional. Extremely kind, considerate, and welcoming are words that come to mind with the staff, and the accomodations were authentic, quaint, and really perfect in my opinion. This place is quite charming. Additionally, the use of the bikes made getting around outside of the historic district very easy. This is not the first time we have stayed there but it was the longest (over a week). We stayed there back in 2009 with older family members, and we knew that if we had a chance to return to Colonia and needed a Posada, Posada de la Flor would be our top choice. We are also quite thrilled to see that so many other visitors enjoyed this quiet gem during our recent stay. It was busy, but they treated each guest as if they were their only guest. PASASTE con exito!

Room and bathroom were very clean! Staff was nice and talkative. I’m learning Spanish so the employer who checked us in spoke in Spanish and had patience with me. Rooftop terrace is beautiful