Prince Express Inn

Prince Express Inn sits in Medellin, one of those discreet property additions that travellers tend to bookmark before the rest of the city catches on. What gives the place its edge is the address itself: within an easy walk of the city centre, a detail that consistently shows up in what guests write afterwards.…

Prince Express Inn sits in Medellin, one of those discreet property additions that travellers tend to bookmark before the rest of the city catches on. What gives the place its edge is the address itself: within an easy walk of the city centre, a detail that consistently shows up in what guests write afterwards. Inside, the rooms are modest, and guests pick out on-site parking and reliable wi-fi as the small things that add up over a stay. It feels lived-in rather than staged, which tends to be the difference between a stay you remember and one you don't. Pull the review pages apart and you find 23 reviews, with a broadly positive consensus that's hard to engineer. The reputation reads as steady rather than spiking. Expect to pay something in the region of €31 a night, a middle-of-the-road entry on the board, especially when stacked against nearby alternatives. The honest read on Prince Express Inn is that it deserves a side-by-side look against the bigger Medellin names rather than a headline of its own.