The House

The house that dances.

A renovated 1960s family house in Miraflores, painted, planted and furnished with mismatched love. Walk through it space by space.

La Palmera's 1960s house: white balconies, red brick, a stone-clad wall and a tall palm above the front garden.
Aerial view of La Palmera: the 1960s house with its stone-clad wall, tall palm and terraced garden in Miraflores.

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The house

A spacious 1960s family house in Miraflores — red brick, white balconies, a stone-clad wall and a palm that's taller than the roof — renovated and customised for travellers.

Stay

La Palmera's 1960s house: white balconies, red brick, a stone-clad wall and a tall palm above the front garden.
Aerial view of La Palmera: the 1960s house with its stone-clad wall, tall palm and terraced garden in Miraflores.
The front porch of the brick house, framed by flowers and hanging plants.

02

Lobby & poster wall

Walk in and the house shouts hello: a rainbow La Palmera mural, a wall of Cali posters in the letterpress style of the city's print workshops, velvet chairs and a daybed nobody wants to leave.

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The lobby: the rainbow 'La Palmera Hostel' mural, the poster wall, the staircase and a woman painted on a column.
The lobby's wall of Cali letterpress-style posters and the rainbow La Palmera mural behind the wooden reception desk.
A guest playing cards on a daybed in front of the lobby's wall of colourful Cali posters and the big La Palmera mural.

03

The coffee shop

A real coffee bar inside the house: pour-over, tinto, cold brew and cake under a pink bird mural and a wall of food photos.

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Go to the café
The coffee shop: wooden counter, pastry case, the pink bird mural and the wall of food photos.
A barista in a 'Palmera Society' T-shirt pours a V60 pour-over at the café's wooden bar, under a wall of food photographs.
A guest smiling over a coffee at the café's window counter.

04

Kitchen & dining room

A huge, fully equipped kitchen where many people can cook at once, and long tables under the hand-painted weekly schedule, toucans and monstera leaves included.

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Guests cooking breakfast together in the communal kitchen.
Guests talking at the dining tables in front of the hand-painted weekly activity wall, framed by monstera leaves, a toucan and a frog.
Breakfast in the dining room: scrambled eggs, toast with jam and a coffee.

05

Coworking

Long tables, ample light, sockets everywhere and reliable Wi-Fi beside the yellow triangular breeze blocks — the most cheerful office in Cali.

Work

A guest working on a laptop at the long coworking table beside yellow and white breeze-block walls.
Three guests working at a shared table under pendant lamps, in front of the yellow triangular breeze-block wall.

06

The salsa room

A spacious room just for dancing, with mirrors, big fans and a wall-to-wall mural of tropical flowers. Group salsa and bachata happen here Monday to Sunday.

Dance

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Two dancers practising a salsa turn in the dance room, in front of a giant mural of tropical flowers.
A group salsa class laughing through the steps in the dance room, in front of a giant tropical mural.

07

Courtyard & patios

Mosaic tables, string lights and lounge sofas in the open courtyard; murals, gravel and pallet sofas in the patio — sometimes with a visiting dog asleep on the best cushion.

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The open courtyard with mosaic tables, colourful chairs, lounge sofas and string lights.
Two guests chatting on a pallet sofa in the mural-covered patio, under a tree.
A dog lounging on a teal pallet sofa in the gravel patio, surrounded by line-drawn murals.

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Gardens & hammocks

A floral garden wraps around the house, with hammocks strung between palms and ferns and a hummingbird painted on the wall. It's how a hostel earns the line 'the greenest in town'.

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A hammock strung between palms and ferns in the lush garden.
A guest reading in a pink hammock on the garden lawn, beside a leafy mural.
A gravel garden path with a hammock and a mural of a hummingbird and red flowers.

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Rooftop terrace & bar

The top of the house: a bar, mosaic tables, chairs in every colour and a view over Cali to the mountains. Sunsets by day, string lights by night.

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The rooftop terrace in late-afternoon light: palms, mosaic tables, mismatched chairs and the bar's awning.
La Palmera's rooftop terrace: a mosaic-tiled communal table with red, yellow, blue and green chairs, potted palms, bougainvillea and string lights, with Cali's skyline beyond.
The rooftop bar: a pallet-wood counter in front of a chalk-style mural lettered 'La Palmera'.

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The rooms

Four dorms and two kinds of private double — every bunk with its own curtain, fan, light and sockets, every private room with a patio or a balcony.

Stay

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A curtained bunk with its own reading light, beside a sunny window and patterned tile floor.
Inside a bunk: the personal fan and the wooden shelf by the bed.
A bright private room with a double bed under a wall of Cali posters.

There's always room for one more.

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