Glamping with a fireplace in Antioquia

Cerrotusaglamping, in Titiribí, is a tipi with a fireplace, pool and view, with eight units. Very different is Kcafe Ancestral Glamping, in Venecia: a single cabin with a fireplace, jacuzzi, pool and a river nearby. To the north, in Entrerríos, Glamping Villa Tatiana puts the fireplace inside a dome with a jacuzzi and view. And in La Unión, Montecielo Glamping offers it in a two-unit chalet. Four formats, four subregions and the same excuse to stay in at night.

Cabins are the format with the most fireplaces: seven. Of those cabins, six carry the couples label, five have a jacuzzi and three highlight the view. In the domes, all four fireplaces come with a jacuzzi, three with the couples label and three with a view. In practice, if you want a fireplace and a jacuzzi on the same night, you are most likely to find it in a dome or a cabin, and less in a chalet.

Fireplace can mean very different things. There is the open wood fireplace, with the fire in view and the smell of wood. There is the enclosed iron stove, with a pipe to the roof, common in domes and small cabins because it heats more and is safer. And there is the gas or electric fireplace, switched on with a button. Ask which one it is, whether the firewood is included or paid separately, and who lights it. In a canvas dome, confirm that the stove has an exhaust pipe and a safe distance from the fabric.

All twelve fireplaces have Medellín as their reference city, and no other capital appears in the data. That does not mean they are all next door: there is one inside the city, others in the north of the valley and in the east, and several in the southwest and the west. If you set out from Medellín, you can choose according to the direction you prefer. If you come from another region, Medellín is the gateway to all of them.