Binn Hotel sits in the heart of El Poblado, and from several of its rooms that location shows up right in the window. Not every category has the same kind of view, so if choosing a room based on what you’ll see when you wake up is part of your decision, it’s worth knowing what each one offers before booking.
The category with a view of the city and El Poblado
The Junior Suite Deluxe City View is the category built specifically for this. Located between floors 8 and 14 of the hotel, its floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto the Medellín skyline, with El Poblado and the rest of the city stretching out below. At night, the city lights become part of the room’s scenery, something not every category at the hotel can offer.
It’s a 45 square meter suite (about 484 sq ft), with a king bed, sofa bed, and a separate sitting area, so the view isn’t the only thing it adds over other categories. If you want to know more, our guide on the Junior Suite Deluxe City View: Medellín at your feet covers all the details on size, design, and amenities.
The category with a mountain view
Binn Hotel also has the Junior Suite Deluxe, without the City View, located on floors 2 through 7. It shares the exact same size, beds and capacity as its city-view counterpart, but instead of looking out onto the urban skyline, it looks out onto the green mountains of the Oriente Antioqueño. It’s the option for anyone who’d rather wake up to green in the window instead of city lights, without giving up the same space and comforts.
The Superior categories: variable or natural views
The Superior Twin doesn’t have one fixed guaranteed view. Depending on where exactly the room sits within the floor, it can open onto the Medellín skyline or onto the mountains of the Oriente Antioqueño. It’s the only category where the view gets confirmed at booking, not before.
The Superior King, on the other hand, has windows that look out onto a natural setting, without the panoramic city or mountain view the Junior Suite categories offer. That makes sense: it’s the most compact room at the hotel, built for short stays where time spent inside the room is limited, so the view carries less weight in the decision.
The best time to enjoy the view
In the Junior Suite Deluxe City View, sunrise and sunset tend to be when the view stands out most: the low light comes straight through the floor-to-ceiling window, and toward evening the city lights up below. In the Junior Suite Deluxe with the mountain view, the effect is different but just as striking, with morning fog rising through the green of the Oriente Antioqueño. Neither view is better than the other, they’re just two different ways to start the day.
What the Superior categories still offer without a panoramic view
Booking a Superior category doesn’t mean going without a window. The Superior King and the Superior Twin have the same kind of floor-to-ceiling window as the Junior Suite categories, just without the guarantee of a city skyline or mountains in the background. For a short stay where you’ll spend little time awake inside the room, that difference usually matters less than the savings in size and price compared to a Junior Suite.
How to choose based on what you want to see
The choice mostly comes down to how much you value the view over other factors like size or price.
- If you want city lights and El Poblado out the window, the Junior Suite Deluxe City View is the direct option, without depending on the luck of the floor or the room’s exact location.
- If you’d rather have mountains and green instead of city, the Junior Suite Deluxe (floors 2-7) gives you exactly that, with the same space and comforts as its city-view counterpart.
- If the view isn’t your priority and you’re after a short or functional stay, the Superior categories handle it well without paying extra for a panoramic view you won’t fully use anyway.
If you’re still unsure which category fits beyond the view, our guide on which suite to choose at Binn Hotel compares all four by size, capacity and type of trip.
What every room shares
Regardless of the view or category, every room at Binn Hotel includes a floor-to-ceiling window, wifi, air conditioning, a digital safe, a minibar, a fridge, hot water, electric blackout curtains, complimentary coffee and tea, Loto del Sur amenities, and a pet-friendly policy.
Frequently asked questions
Which room has a view of El Poblado and the city?
The Junior Suite Deluxe City View, located between floors 8 and 14, with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the Medellín skyline.
Which room has a mountain view?
The Junior Suite Deluxe, without the City View, located on floors 2 through 7, with views of the mountains of the Oriente Antioqueño.
Does the Superior Twin have a guaranteed view?
Not a fixed one. It can face the city or the mountains, depending on where exactly the room sits within the floor.
Does the Superior King have a panoramic view?
No. Its windows look out onto a natural setting, without the city or mountain view the Junior Suite categories offer.
Which room is best if the view is my priority?
The Junior Suite Deluxe City View for a city view, or the Junior Suite Deluxe for a mountain view. Both share the same size and amenities.
Medellín looks different depending on the window you choose. Book Your Room With a View at Binn Hotel.
