A-frame cabin · Sutatausa, Cundinamarca
Sweet Tiny A-Frame Cabin with Amazing Mountain Views
- With a view
About 60 km from BogotáNo RNT published
Cundinamarca has 5 glamping alpine cabins: two in Guatavita and one each in Villeta, San Francisco and Sutatausa. None shows WhatsApp or RNT (Colombia's national tourism registry) in its listing, and only one publishes a theme: the view.
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A-frame cabin: A-frame cabin with a steep, two-sided roof.
Illustrative photo · Tuto Patalv / Pexels5 stays
A-frame cabin · Sutatausa, Cundinamarca
About 60 km from BogotáNo RNT published
A-frame cabin · Villeta, Cundinamarca
About 60 km from BogotáNo RNT published
A-frame cabin · Guatavita, Cundinamarca
About 35 km from BogotáNo RNT published
A-frame cabin · San Francisco, Cundinamarca
About 40 km from BogotáNo RNT published
An alpine cabin is shaped like an A: the roof drops almost to the ground on both sides and also serves as the wall. Inside, that leaves a spacious ground floor and, often, a low loft under the apex of the roof, with a triangular window at the front.
In Cundinamarca, three of the five are also classified as a cabin and one as a tiny house, a sign that size varies a lot: from a small A-frame for two to a house with more space. Ask about the usable height of the loft and whether the front window has a curtain.
All five are listed as near Bogotá, and none is associated with another city. From the capital, they lie in three directions:
There are no alpine cabins on the savanna just outside the city or in the south of the department, so any of them means traveling a good distance from the city.
Since none of the five shows WhatsApp or RNT, the first task is to find the contact in the listing and ask for the registration number before transferring money. Some listings carry ad titles, such as Alquiler Cabañas Alpinas en Villeta, so confirm the real name of the place.
About the cabin, ask whether the loft has a railing, whether you can stand up there and how the space under the sloped roof is heated or ventilated. In Guatavita there is one advertised as a Chalet Clásico; ask whether it is an A-frame or a traditional building.
In Guatavita, with two, and in Villeta, San Francisco and Sutatausa, with one each.
One listing publishes a view: the one in Sutatausa, which is advertised in English as a small A-frame cabin.
Because of their steeply sloped A-shaped roof, inspired by mountain houses in the Alps. The roof serves as a wall at the same time and leaves a loft under the apex.
None of the five shows it in its listing. Ask the host for it before paying any deposit.
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