La Serrana Casa Boutique Spa

Gallery

A look at the courtyards, the pool, the rooms, and the surroundings of La Serrana Casa.

Rooms

A room with a double bed and a single bed, exposed timber beams and clay-tile floors.
A multiple-occupancy room with one double bed and two single beds, opening onto the courtyard.
Two large beds beneath three orchid paintings, with bedside tables and lamps on each side.
The same room in full: timber-beamed ceiling, ceiling fan and a solid wood wardrobe.
The two made-up beds, with rolled towels in a wicker basket.
A room with double doors opening onto a private terrace, looking over the town's clay-tile roofs.
A spacious room with a carved-headboard king bed and an extra bed, the bathroom up a few steps.
A simple room with a double bed, desk, wrought-iron mirror and clay-tile floor.
The same simple room, with its private bathroom alongside.
A room with a double bed and the door open onto the planted corridor.
A private bathroom with shower, basin and a wooden window onto the corridor.

Common Areas

La Serrana's whitewashed façade with its clay-tile roof and the Colombian flag.
The interior courtyard at night, seen from a timber corridor, with a parasol, plants and flowers.
An old interior wooden window framing a bedroom and a painting of flowers.

Pool & Spa

The pool lit at night, the two-storey house and its balconies reflected in the water.
The pool at dusk, under a deep blue sky with the corridor lights on.
The pool in full sun, among stone walls, clay planters and the two-storey house behind.
Red bougainvillea in the foreground with the blue pool behind, ringed by clay-tile roofs.

El Socorro

The Basilica of Nuestra Señora del Socorro at dawn, a few blocks from the house.
The clock tower and stone walls of a colonial church in El Socorro's historic centre.