15 Best Hotels in Bogotá, Colombia

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Many of Bogotá's better hotels are in the wealthy northern districts—the most alluring parts of the city, and also the safest (with security guards on nearly every corner). If you want to soak up the color of the colonial buildings, or are on a tight budget, book a room in La Candelaria. Since much of the hotel traffic is weekday business travelers, many hotels offer sizeable discounts for weekend stays; be sure to investigate and plan accordingly—you could save hundreds of dollars.

Bogotá Bed and Breakfast Inn

$$ | Calle 34 No. 17–01, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia Fodor's Choice
It takes just moments for this 1900s manor to feel like home, and for owners Beatriz and Rick to feel like family. Beautifully restored over the span of two years, the mansion has been completely renovated to levels seen in top luxury hotels. Double-paned room windows eliminate traffic noise; heavy, sound-insulating wooden doors were hand-carved; and the hydromassage showers are piping hot. Room design is simple, but each room is unique and furnished with locally collected antiques. The made-to-order breakfasts are superb, with tasty local flavors and Rick’s signature French toast. It is, however, the hosts' openhearted willingness to help with any details of your trip, be it restaurant recommendations or assistance with onward travel, that sets this apart as one of the best places to stay in Bogotá.

Pros

  • Warm hospitality with excellent local knowledge
  • High-speed Wi-Fi and international cable TV
  • Espresso machine, filtered water, and fresh local fruit available at all times

Cons

  • Low-key, historic residential area might be too quiet for some
Calle 34 No. 17–01, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-425–5924
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7 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Click Clack Hotel

$$$ | Carrera 11, No. 93--77, Bogotá, Colombia Fodor's Choice
An edgy design and playfully artistic ambience puts Click Clack at the head of the urban boutique-hotel pack. Impressive even from a distance, the 11-story building is wrapped in mesh depicting a street map of Bogotá, but it's the smaller details that close the deal. Sleek-lined furnishings are softened by quality room art, the dark-tiled rain shower is pure luxury, and the minibar is stocked with an interesting selection of local goods, which are included in the room price. Some rooms look onto a multiple-story vertical garden, while others have a small terrace or floor-to-ceiling windows that offer expansive city views, but all avoid feeling cramped. The top-floor bar, Apache, draws a good crowd and serves up quality burgers and drinks. 100 Gramos restaurant, occupying the lower ground floor, is the hotel’s most impressively designed space and has an excellent, modern menu of tapas-inspired dishes.

Pros

  • Great breakfast
  • Convenient location near Parque la 93
  • Entertaining, whimsical design throughout

Cons

  • Noise from the street and the rooftop bar can be an issue
  • Friendly staff lacks professional polish
  • Dark, low-lit corridors are uncomfortable
Carrera 11, No. 93--77, Bogotá, Colombia
1-743–0404
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60 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Four Seasons Casa Medina

$$$$ | Carrera 7, No. 69A–22, Bogotá, Colombia Fodor's Choice
Casa Medina opened in 2015 and donned the mantle of reigning royalty in Bogotá’s hotel scene. An audacious restoration and building project left the 1946 mansion renewed and added a new wing that seamlessly integrates with the original structure. Throughout the property there are details to savor: stone columns rescued from colonial-era convents, sweeping staircases, dark wood ceiling beams, and intricately carved doors unique to each room. Public spaces, like the stone, ivy-covered courtyard next to the restaurant, are inviting. Guest rooms have handcrafted furnishings that ooze old-world class, like aged-leather sofas that beg for lounging, and working fireplaces (in some rooms) that can be lit at your request. Bathrooms are resplendent in ocher or dark marble, with a rain shower and L'Occitane products. À la carte breakfast is served in a glass atrium with modern design touches---Edison bulbs and steel roof girders---and every item is perfectly prepared. The on-site restaurant, Castanyoles, has some of the best Spanish food in the city, and the spa offers some innovative local treatments that feature coffee and coconut.

Pros

  • Four Seasons hallmark cloudlike beds
  • Location in the heart of Zona G
  • Professional, English-speaking staff

Cons

  • Light sleepers should ask for an interior room as the area is noisy at night
  • No a/c in the old, historic portion of the hotel
Carrera 7, No. 69A–22, Bogotá, Colombia
1-325–7900
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62 rooms
No Meals

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W Bogota Hotel

$$$$ | Av. Carrera 9 No. 115–30, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia Fodor's Choice
Fans of the W Hotel brand will love this Bogotá outpost; it's got good airport access and is just a few blocks from central Usaquen. Rooms are impressive, with modern color schemes and patterns, and bathrooms, often separated only by a divider, have good lighting, a great shower, and top-quality products. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer arresting views of the city. Food and beverage options are great throughout the hotel, from the in-room coffee to the bar cocktails and the abundant gourmet breakfast buffet. The spacious, modern gym, pool, and spa area are top-notch, and for travelers working nearby, this hotel is an ideal choice.

Pros

  • Arguably the best buffet breakfast in town
  • Outstanding concierge service
  • Trendy on-site bar attracts good crowds

Cons

  • Flashy design may not be to all tastes
  • Dark corridors are awkward instead of stylish
  • Fee for Wi-Fi use
Av. Carrera 9 No. 115–30, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-746–7111
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166 rooms
No Meals

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B.O.G

$$$$ | Carrera 11 #86–74, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
The hotel’s rather hulking facade leads into a striking, gold-clad lobby that emulates the famous Gold Museum downtown, setting the tone for the tastefully modern design throughout the hotel. Spacious rooms are gently lit and colored in earthy ocher-and-green tones, transmitting an effortless feeling of luxury. The hydromassage shower is a treat, with locally designed bathroom products; the larger suites have an oval-shaped tub and patios. The ground floor has a handful of meeting rooms and every modern necessity you might need. The Emerald Spa is a soothing haven, and the heated rooftop pool with amazing city views is a must.

Pros

  • Lobby bar serves excellent cocktails
  • Well-trained staff
  • Quiet location within walking distance of shops and restaurants

Cons

  • Breakfasts are ample, but could be improved
Carrera 11 #86–74, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-639–9999
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55 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá

$$$$ | Carrera 13 #85–46, Bogotá, Colombia
Ideally located in the heart of Zona T, this hotel is a perfect example of the Four Seasons brand, with spacious, well-designed rooms and a professional and welcoming staff. Bathrooms are particularly luxurious with ocher marble surfaces, roomy rain showers, cozy bath wear, and L'Occitane products. A Nespresso machine in each room is a welcome addition. The spa offers a full range of treatments and products from Biologique Recherche of Paris. The on-site restaurant, Kuru, is excellent, with a good range of sushi and dishes from the traditional robatayaki grill.

Pros

  • Four Seasons cloudlike mattresses
  • Central location with great dining just steps away
  • A boutique-hotel feel with Four Seasons level of service

Cons

  • Some corridors feel narrow and cramped
  • Breakfast can be underwhelming
Carrera 13 #85–46, Bogotá, Colombia
1-325–7900
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64 rooms
Free Breakfast

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The Grace Hotel

$ | Calle 66 No. 6–18, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
This simple but cleanly designed hotel is located just blocks away from the best of Zona G. Apartment-style rooms are expansive and include a kitchenette and lounge area, and the top-level loft rooms have a small patio and mountain views. Modern room furnishings are well chosen, the rain shower is excellent, and tastefully curated modern art fills the hotel. Friendly and accommodating staff are the icing on the cake.

Pros

  • Quiet location down a small street
  • Solid breakfast choices, served in the room at no extra charge

Cons

  • Limited English spoken by the staff
  • No elevator
  • Can be tricky to find in a taxi
Calle 66 No. 6–18, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-346–2429
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16 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hill House Hotel

$ | Calle 120a #6–54, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
Well located on the edge of central Usaquen, this tall, redbrick building is one of the better options for those who want to spend a few days in the area. The interiors are simple, with parquet flooring, but everything is well kept. Rooms are generously sized, with modern showers, and the front rooms have great views over the neighborhood. Apartment-style rooms with kitchenette are also available.

Pros

  • Friendly, English-speaking staff
  • Simple but well-prepared breakfasts

Cons

  • Noise an issue for street-side rooms
Calle 120a #6–54, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-213--3434
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35 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Boutique Casona de Usaquen

$ | Calle 117 #6–27, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia

On the other side of an impressive entrance gate, this once-traditional-style home is now an intimate boutique hotel in the heart of Usaquen. Rooms are impeccably clean, with new, modern furnishings, and some have the charming added touch of an electric fireplace. Generally, the quality reflects the midrange price, decent all around but lacking the refined touches---soundproofing or modernized bathrooms---to make it a resounding winner.

Great option if you're traveling with a large group.

Pros

  • Unbeatable location, just a block from the central park
  • Breakfast is served in your room at no extra cost

Cons

Calle 117 #6–27, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-468–6626
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10 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Casa Deco

$$ | Calle 12 C #3–36, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
A perfect base to explore La Candelaria without breaking the budget, Casa Deco offers spotless, well-lit rooms with polished wooden floors. Rooms are named for their color scheme, and while some can be overwhelmingly vibrant, all are perfectly comfortable; some even have balconies. The warm, accommodating staff---most of whom speak English---and the often-present owner are assets. The well-kept art deco building has a pleasant terrace with tables to relax and enjoy the views over the neighborhood, and it's less than a 10-minute walk to the Gold Museum.

Pros

  • A block from the charming Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo
  • Well-priced, reliable airport transfer

Cons

  • Street noise, particularly on weekends
  • No elevator
Calle 12 C #3–36, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-282–8640
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22 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel de la Ópera

$$$ | Calle 10 No. 5–72, Bogotá, 111711, Colombia

This pair of colonial buildings adjacent to the Teatro Colón in La Candelaria found new life as an elegant hotel. The sleek tile and polished hardwood floors throughout are remarkable, as is the chic furniture imported from Italy. The generously proportioned rooms have high ceilings and huge windows, and some have balconies that open out onto a quiet side street. The Mediterranean cuisine at the hotel's restaurant, La Scala, is wonderful, while regional dishes are accompanied by spectacular views at El Mirador, on the top floor. There is a first-rate spa, too.

Pros

  • The views are astonishing, particularly from top-floor rooms
  • Service is impeccable
  • Great restaurant

Cons

  • Avoid Calle 10's unofficial guides and beggars
Calle 10 No. 5–72, Bogotá, 111711, Colombia
1-336–2066
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29 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Hotel Morrison 84

$$$ | Calle 84 Bis #13–54, Bogotá, Colombia
Part of the ever-reliable Morrison hotel chain, this well-located midrange option ticks all the boxes for a pleasant stay. Helpful and friendly staff make for a smooth arrival, and rooms are airy and impeccably kept with wood floors that add a touch of class. Many have views over the small park in front of the hotel, and some have a small balcony. The location near restaurants, bars, and clubs will appeal to many, but the noise levels during weekends can be problematic---light sleepers should pick a room on one of the top floors.

Pros

  • Central Zona Rosa location
  • Warm and accommodating staff
  • Lovely terrace for breakfasting

Cons

  • Some bathrooms are a little cramped
  • High levels of street noise Thursday to Saturday
Calle 84 Bis #13–54, Bogotá, Colombia
1-622–3111
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62 rooms
Free Breakfast

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The Orchids Hotel

$$$$ | Calle de los Amigos Carrera 5 #10–55, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
A true boutique-hotel experience, The Orchids offers guests the chance to "live" in La Candelaria, thanks to its convenient location around the corner from the Museo Botero and the Teatro Colón, and its rich, Republican-era decor. The hotel's interior is detailed and opulent, with antiques scattered throughout. Each suite, named for a famous opera, is unique, with 10-foot ceilings and curtains that cover floor-to-ceiling windows; some even have a fireplace, lit at your request, and a freestanding tub.

Pros

  • Unbeatable La Candelaria location
  • Delicious breakfasts cooked to order
  • Staff go above and beyond to care for guests

Cons

  • Some noise from the central courtyard
  • No air-conditioning
Calle de los Amigos Carrera 5 #10–55, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-745–5438
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8 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Santa Lucia Hotel Boutique Spa

$ | Calle 18 #6--27, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia

Just a few blocks from Bogotá’s colorful colonial heart, this restored 19th-century manor is an island of calm in the bustle of the city center. Rooms, set around an open central courtyard with a vertical garden, are spacious, with comfortable beds and basic furnishings. The restoration lacks a little authenticity, losing some of the historic charm, but the location, reasonable pricing, and friendly staff outweigh any potential negatives. Breakfast is basic fruit and eggs, but it's well prepared and will fill your belly. There's an on-site gym as well as a small sauna, and a spa with treatments that use local fruits, cacao, or olive oil as a base.

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ou can easily explore the area on foot, but do so only during the day.

Pros

  • On-site gym, sauna, and spa
  • Two blocks from the Gold Museum

Cons

  • Area around the hotel can be sketchy at night
  • Noise echoes in the courtyard
Calle 18 #6--27, Bogotá, 11001, Colombia
1-746--0088
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15 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Sofitel Victoria Regia

$$$$ | Carrera 13 # 85--80, Bogotá, Colombia
The perfect location, just steps from an abundance of dining and nightlife options, and friendly staff make this regal redbrick building one of the best lodging options in Zona Rosa. Rooms are well-appointed, with excellent rain showers, Hermès bath products, and sumptuous Sofitel Mybeds. Each room adds a local touch by showcasing replicas of pre-Columbian artifacts. Mornings are a pleasure, with an excellent breakfast buffet in true French style that includes an excellent selection of pastries, cheeses, and fresh juices.

Pros

  • Near excellent restaurants
  • Top-notch management and service

Cons

  • Some rooms are small
  • Street-facing rooms can get noisy
Carrera 13 # 85--80, Bogotá, Colombia
1-646–6390
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102 rooms
No Meals

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