Tamaca Beach Resort Hotel

Tamacá Beach Resort Hotel is a beachfront property in El Rodadero sector of Santa Marta, an area surrounded by a number of restaurants, bars, and stores. The hotel was named after the Tamacá Ravine, which stretches from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta to El Rodadero Bay, and has a strong influence in the indigenous regional traditions. The property is 11 kilometers (6.8 mi) from Simón Bolívar International Airport (SMR). This hotel in Santa Marta has 82 guest rooms with ocean view. Accommodations are equipped with air conditioning, private bathroom with shower, vanity mirror, in-room safe, closet, and minibar. Other in-room amenities include WiFi, work desk, alarm clock radio, and an LCD TV. The property features a pool with ocean view and access to the beach. In addition, it has a Jacuzzi, a business center, parking, WiFi, free local calls, a beauty salon, and conference facilities to accommodate up to 270 guests. The hotel has a bar and a restaurant with Colombian and international specialties. ***Breakfast is not included for children staying for free; the fee must be paid directly at the hotel. ***The hotel requires guests over 12 years of age to show a COVID-19 vaccination card or a digital vaccination certificate to access its facilities and services. Otherwise, guests must show a negative result of a COVID-19 test (taken up to 48 hours in advance) at the time of the check-in. ***Guests exempt from VAT must pay the 8% Impoconsumo local tax on the food consumption. ***By law, currency exchange in hotels in Colombia is not permitted. ***There may be mandatory fees determined by the hotel to be paid directly upon check-in or check-out. ***Based on local tax laws, only tourists with a Permiso de Ingreso y Permanencia PIP-3, PIP-5, PIP-6, or PIP-10; or a valid Temporary VISA TP-7, TP-11, or TP-12, are exempted from VAT on accommodation. ***Before your trip, please check directly with the national government the entry and stay requirements of the country you are visiting. Keep in mind that it is the responsibility of the traveler to meet the rules and regulations established by the destination country.