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Nestled in the historic town of Colonia del Sacramento, Charco Hotel offers an exquisite retreat with stunning views of the river and a charming garden. The colonial-style guest rooms are bright and serene, providing a tranquil haven with vistas of either the river or the city. Each room combines sophisticated design with modern comforts, enhanced by free in-room WiFi.
Charco Bistro, the on-site Mediterranean cuisine bistro, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with breathtaking ocean views. Guests can also enjoy light fare at the coffee shop/cafe or unwind in the expansive garden.
Every moment at Charco Hotel is enriched by its elegant spaces, personalized service, and the enchanting ambiance of Colonia. Whether savoring a meal, enjoying the warm breeze, or sharing a glass of wine with friends, the hotel's atmosphere invites relaxation and sensory delight. Charco is a sanctuary for those seeking to connect with themselves, the picturesque landscape, and the historic charm of Colonia.
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Colonia del Sacramento
Facing Buenos Aires across the broad Rio de la Plata you find one of Uruguay’s oldest and most picturesque cities. Recently declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO, the Old City with its charming streets is one of South America’s jewels that should be on the list of all visitors to the region. Founded in 1680 by the Portuguese, the city was fought over for nearly a century by Spain and Portugal due to its strategic location as a commercial port. Today, the past can still be felt and seen in the city’s cobblestone streets and stone houses. Colonia complements its historical value with natural beauty and miles of fine sand river beaches.