Tía Chela hostel · Santa Marta
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Tía Chela

Carrera 16C #7-14, Santa Marta · Español

Private room · Door 4

Basic Triple Room

the one with the orange flowers

  • Up to 3 guests
  • 1 bunk bed + 1 futon
  • Shared bathroom
  • Air conditioning
  • ≈12 m²

A wooden bunk bed, a futon dressed in an orange-and-purple leaf print, a patterned armchair and framed prints on the wall. Like its twin, it’s a private room with a shared bathroom and air conditioning, plus an arched window with carved shutters and a desk to plan the day.

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Basic Triple Room: wooden bunk bed, patterned armchair, desk and framed prints

Photos of the room

Photos the house assigns to this room on its listings.

The beds

  • 1 bunk bed (2 berths)
  • 1 futon

Good for

  • Three friends
  • Siblings or cousins on a trip
  • Privacy without paying for an en-suite

Before you book

  • Shared bathroom (outside the room).
  • The third person sleeps on the futon.

Ask the house

This isn’t published, or the listings disagree. We don’t make it up — ask.

  • What exactly sets this room apart from its 12 m² twin (Booking.com and Hostelworld publish the same layout).
  • Whether the futon is set up as a bed or made up on request.
  • How many rooms share the bathroom.
  • Booking.com sells it for up to 3 (bunk + futon); Hostelworld sells it for 2.
  • ≈12 m² per the Booking.com listing (as mirrored by aggregator sites; the live table doesn’t print it).

How it appears on the listings

Booking.com
Habitación Triple Básica
Hostelworld
Basic Twin Room Private Shared Bathroom

Details reviewed on 28 October 2026 · Booking.com · Hostelworld · Booking.com · Hostelworld

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What comes with the house

Sleep cool

What guests are most grateful for after a hot Caribbean day.

  • Air conditioning In all six rooms.
  • Free Wi-Fi Throughout the house; guests say it’s good enough to work on.
  • Bed linen included Beds are made when you arrive.
  • Towels Hostelworld lists them for hire — ask when booking or bring your own.

Cook and share

A family home: the kitchen and dining room belong to everyone.

  • Guest kitchen Fridge, stove, pots and utensils, under a painted fruit mural.
  • Free coffee Coffee on hand in the house — one guest called it “24/7 coffee”.
  • Breakfast Available at extra cost — ask for price and times.
  • Mural patio A hammock, chairs and murals for evening conversation.

Head out

The Tía knows the plans, the prices and the travel times.

  • House bicycles For exploring the neighbourhood and city. Ask about availability and terms.
  • Local know-how Places, prices and travel times; help ordering transport.
  • Free parking Private, on site. Tell us if you’re arriving by car so we can confirm the space.
  • Luggage storage Leave the big bag and travel light to Tayrona or Minca.

Slow down

Corners to read, work, swing or do nothing at all.

  • Balcony hammock The curved balcony looks into the mango tree’s canopy.
  • Coworking room Desks and Wi-Fi for those who travel and work.
  • Mini gym According to the house, for those who keep up the routine.
  • Laundry Paid service — ask for the current price.

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