Casa Blanca, ☎ 5-421 9232 / 300 805 4968. Opened in 1998 by Colombian/Swiss team Carlos Botache and Bernard Gusten, Casa Blanca has become a favorite amongst beach-loving travelers and provides an excellent base for those taking dive courses in town or those wanting to make the most of their time by the sea. Prices are 18,000 Pesos pp with a 2,000 Pesos single supplement. Double rooms are 40,000 Pesos. Heavy Drug Influence on Beach in Front - be careful at night. �
Casa Divanga, (). Divanga's little sister at one block down. You get access to divanga's pool. Shady patio and communal kitchen. Spanish courses available. Includes a tourism information point with Taganga's map and full information about Tayrona park... Dorm�: from 19,000 COP. �
Casa Holanda, . Friendly hotel just near the beach (30 mts) and opposite the church. Clean and safe. 12 private rooms with private bathroom, some rooms with AC. Also family rooms (3-6 pax). Breakfast included! Free fast WiFi (broadband, 4.000 k), free luggage storage, free personal lockers (safety boxes), laundry service. All credit cards accepted. 70,000COP for a double room. �
Divanga, Calle 12 with 4, ☎ +57 5 421 90 92 (), . Backpackers bed and breakfast. Includes a beautiful swimming pool that creates a great social area. The staff is friendly. Comfortable and clean rooms with shower/toilet at only C$34.000 per person, in dorm 29.000 pesos including internet and a generous breakfast. The view from the roof is fantastic, especially at sunset and a roof top bar plays excellent music. There is also a comfy TV room with cable TV and DVD player, an internet room with free high speed internet and WiFi access and a restaurant inside serving excellent food. Free luggage storage. Discount for Hostelling International members. �
Hotel Oso Perezoso, Calle 17 # 2-36, ☎ (57-5)421-8041 (), . Hotel Oso Perezoso is a three-story structure, perfectly designed to catch the cool breezes of Taganga and enjoy a chill atmosphere amid a 360 degree view. The first floor has three rooms and a store, free bag storage, and a book exchange. The second floor has four bright guest rooms with views of the ocean that open onto a breezy open-air corridor. The third floor is a gorgeous rooftop Tsunami bar and cafe with WiFi internet, a 800GB jukebox, plenty of room for hammock chillin' and a sassy parrot. From here you can watch the sun rise over the mountains, watch the sun melt into the Caribbean, sip on a cold beer, and order something from the full-service restaurant. Restaurant and bar are open to the public. Room prices range from 14,000COP a night per person (hammocks), to 20,000COP a night per person (first floor), to 28,000COP per person per night (on the second floor). All rooms have private baths, excluding hammocks. Big breakfast is included with each room rate. On Tuesday nights, they have a big-screen movie night on the roof, too. �
La Casa de Felipe, Carrera 5A 19-13 (behind the football field), ☎ (57-5)-421-9101 (), . Popular hostel. Several apartments some with kitchen, dormitory and hammocks if everything else is full. There is a communal kitchen, internet facilities, free wifi, laundry service, nice terraces and a friendly staff. Always crowded by backpackers. 15 minutes by walking from the beach. Prices between C$15.000 and C$45.000. Breakfast C$6.000.Discount for [[Hostelling International]]-members.. �
La Tortuga Hostel, Calle 9 No. 3-116, ☎ 57-5-4219551 / 3202589677 (), . checkout: 11.45AM. Clean and comfortable en-suite dorms and privates, a roof bar, tour info, friendly staff, 24 hour reception, free storage, free internet acces, wi-fi, book exchange.From $20.000 COP. �
Moramar Backpackers International, (In front of the football field), ☎ +5754219202 (), . New. Good atmosphere, great service, nice views of the sea and the Sierra.C$15.000 pesos for a single room to C$8.000 for a hammock,. �
ReyMARIn (used to stand for Miramar backwards when it was a Miramar hotel, now, it is the sea king). Manager Chichi has 50 years of fishing experience. Family serves nice food next door. �
Techos Azules, Sector Dunkarinka Cabaña 1-100, ☎ (57) (5) 421 91 41, Cel. 316 648 0731 (), . Nicely placed at the entrance of the town, it has hammocks, private rooms with bathroom, "cabañas" (two rooms, sitting room with kitchen, shower with toilet). Beautiful views on Taganga and the bay.Around 20,000 COP per person, discounts can be contracted if you are in a group or staying for a longer period.. �
Another option is to ask around for an apartment to rent. There are gringo shacks and guest houses all over the town. Usually, most places to stay that are geared towards foreign backpackers will have all the creature comforts (read: running water). Taganga has a long history of people's belongings disappearing as everyone in town often have keys and people lose stuff the day they are scheduled to leave. There is always the option of find a person who's renting a room in their house, or seeing who's out of town and turned their home into a temporary guest house. It's a great way of meeting people and really getting to know a town as interesting as Taganga. If you do this, be sure you trust where you are staying, and bring your own locks as a precaution. Also, Taganga has no water due to political issues, so there are times where water can be an issue.
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