Astorga sits on the calmer south edge of El Poblado — boutique hotels, family-style Airbnbs, and quiet streets. We cover every corner with the fastest arrival window in the city.
Astorga sits east of Avenida El Poblado, between Manila and the Las Palmas turnoff. It is a quieter, more residential pocket than Provenza — tree-lined streets, mid-rise condos, and a steady population of expat families and long-term remote workers. Astorga bookings rarely involve hangover recovery; the typical request is a recurring Myers Cocktail, an Immunity drip during rainy season, or an Executive Drip before a long workday.
We cover the full Astorga grid: the Avenida El Poblado corridor near Santa Fe Mall, the condo blocks along Carrera 43A, the Patio Bonito border zone and the lower slopes climbing toward Las Palmas and El Tesoro. ETA averages 30-40 minutes from Poblado-base dispatch — Astorga's access roads are among the easiest in the comuna.
Myers Cocktail ($110) is the single most-requested drip in Astorga — it is the closest match for the 'general weekly wellness reset' most expat residents are looking for. NAD+ ($549) recurring protocols and Beauty Drips ($110) round out the rest. We offer 4-pack and 8-pack pricing for any of the $110 menu items when booked on a regular cadence.
Calle 4 Sur, Calle 7, Carrera 43A, the Astorga park area, and the boutique hotel cluster south of Lleras.
Myers Cocktail ($110) for restorative weekly visits, Immunity Boost ($110) for travelers fighting jet lag, and Hangover IV ($110) for the morning after Provenza.
Astorga's quieter layout means our nurses can park easily and reach your unit fast — average arrival 25-35 minutes.