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Hotel Regina
4.1/554 Reviews
It was not a good first impression when we arrived in the pouring rain, and the receptionist couldn't find our booking and didn't seem overly bothered about it. I had to show her confirmation on my phone for her to then look a bit harder, finally finding it but no explanation or apology. We then had to sign numerous forms, goodness knows what for, and hope they are not signed to be charged for anything ! But after the initial bad start, the rest was all good. Our Twin Room was lovely, nice and spacious and even had a mini fridge, hob and sink - like a mini kitchenette. Desk, wardrobe, loads of power sockets, and a safe as well. No ac, so the room got quite stuffy so had to keep the windows open. The shower was the best we've had in 3 weeks in Colombia, super pressure, boiling hot, and lots of room - amazing ! Very good value, and the breakfast was really good - cereal, coffee/hot chocolate, fresh juices, eggs to order, pancakes, fresh bread, cheese, ham, salad, toast etc. Very small area though with only a few tables, so it soon felt very cramped. Lovely rooftop garden, but unfortunately it rained both evenings we were there so we didn't use it. Originally built in 1921, and some of it does show its age - the lift looks like the original, really tiny, and jerks alarmingly when it first moves ! The morning receptionist spoke very good english and was really friendly and helpful, and booked us a taxi to the airport for 36,000 pesos. Very good location in La Candelaria area, so nice and easy to walk to main sights from there, and just around the corner from Museo de Oro.
Spotty Bogotá Centro
4.4/554 Reviews
Just arrived in Colombia so thought I’d stay somewhere half decent, nice place, comfortable bed, sick rooftop pool. Only gripe I’ve really got is that a cleaner stole some items. A T-shirt, tooth brush, toothpaste and jumbo pack of wet wipes that were left on my bed. Worst part is that the wet wipes won’t be used to there full potential as they bring masturbation to the next level. As for the toothbrush and toothpaste, I hope you and your family all caught herpes as I had a stinking coldsore on my lip. Good night god bless
Ibis Bogota Museo
4.3/5119 Reviews
My second time staying at an Ibis; LOVE these properties. The rooms are very basic but you'll have what you need. The property is fun and stylish, staff was helpful (including arranging midnight airport transportation for us) and there's a full service bar and restaurant. The breakfast buffet has an amazing selection of dishes; I wish hotels in the US offered breakfasts like this! The National Museum right across the street is well worth a visit and you're a short drive to Monserrate and Candelaria.
Hotel City Bog Expo Museo
3.9/550 Reviews
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Hotel Museo San Moritz
4.1/55 Reviews
This hotel is a 5 minute walk from the Gold Museum, and an easy walk to the rest of La Candelaria district. The reception staff are friendly. There is a nice cafe attached to the hotel, but it is apparently closed on Sundays. The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. Bogotá is called ”the fridge” by Colombians, with good reason. It is cold! My hotel room was quite cold, and there was no way to heat the space. The bathroom was especially cold, and there was no hot water in the shower. Even when I turned the water heater to ”Maximum” and I turned the shower knob as far to the left as it would go (as I was instructed) the water was only lukewarm at best. So that made for a very unpleasant shower experience. The tiny elevator right next to my room was incredibly loud, and it shook the building when in use. I was woken up several times by the noise when guests returned late at night. WiFi signal was spotty and weak. My stay at this hotel was rather uncomfortable and disappointing.
Hotel Virrey Central
4.1/559 Reviews
In 14 years of traveling internationally, I have never been treated in such a rude manner. When I came here I told them that I was allergic to certain chemicals in cleaning, such as bleach. For the first week everything was fine, then the cleaner Cindy decides to use chemicals in my room, I came back and got a terrible reaction, then they changed my room, and all the sheets they put on the bed in the new room were stained or dirty or stank. I had to get them to change it six times to find clean sheets. Each time Cindy got angrier and angrier. She had no problem with me sleeping on dirty sheets. Then the new room they put me in was above the kitchen in restaurant so I could not sleep because of the noise starting at 7am finish at 10pm. Then they say they would air out the first room and I could go back in the next day, instead they put another guest in there. The next day after that guest had left the room, it still stank of chemicals -as they did not even clean it or open the window in the bathroom- (where the only air is) they left it filthy from the last guest, ( have photos) Cindy lied that she cleaned it (even though there previous guests towels were still hanging in the room, and she was very rude to me. She was angry that I communicated to the Management what was going on so she became malicious. Then the other cleaner Alejandro purposely took my sheet off my other bed in the noisy room and left me with no sheet. Then the receptionist Stephanie laughed in my face for five minutes when I complained, she then came up to my room and got a sheet and got me to help her put it on the bed even though I'm a paying guest (This was at 5pm after waiting all day for my room) I said the sheet was dirty, she got angry and went and got another, this one was also dirty and stank, so I said softly to her that this was also dirty, and she got so angry and just walked out of my room and ignored me. When I came back from the restaurant she left me locked outside for 15 minutes and did not open the door. Another guest who had just arrived was waiting to. It's 9pm and she will not give me a sheet. Do not stay here if you are a ”gringo” they treat you like an animal as they will not treat you in an equal manner if you do not speak Spanish perfect. I speak some Spanish but none of them ever slow down their Spanish so I can understand. They just speak super quick, with no care, also not one speak a word of English. (which is ok, but they could be patient with Spanish). And if you are in the middle of communicating at reception and a Latino comes up they will just ignore you in the middle of the sentence and talk them. I have traveled all over the world and without doubt Stephanie and Cindy are the worst staff I have ever seen at any hotel I have ever stayed at anywhere in the world. Bottom line is I just wanted to pay for a clean, quiet room, which is the purpose of a hotel. They seemed to have forgotten that.

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Bogota 3 star Hotel Guide

On Trip.com, it's easy to search for hotels in Bogota. If you want to stay at the best hotel in Bogota, Trip.com is here to help! While traveling to Colombia, Bogota is one of the most popular destinations. Located in Colombia, Bogota is a well-known and vibrant city.

Every day, travelers worldwide arrive at El Dorado International Airport to start their vacations and business trips in Bogota.

There are 657 hotels in Bogota on Trip.com, including luxury, boutique, and budget hotels. When looking for hotels in Bogota, there are likely good options at a nightly budget of just 44 USD. There are 42 five-star hotels in Bogota at an average price of 108 USD per night. There are 122 four-star hotels in Bogota at an average price of 66 USD per night. There are 126 three-star hotels in Bogota at an average price of 36 USD per night. There are 11 two-star hotels in Bogota at an average price of 18 USD per night. There are many well-known chain hotels in Bogota. Sofitel is the most popular brand among tourists. Those who favor Sofitel can choose a hotel under its name. A popular hotel in Bogota, Hotel Habitel is also one of the highest rated. Many tourists also stay at Casa Dann Carlton Hotel & Spa.

There are quite a few famous attractions in downtown Bogota, such as Park 93. If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Botero Museum, Parque Tercer Milenio. The most famous attractions locally are Avenida Jimenez, Octava, Salitre Magico.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 17.1°C during the day, 11.37°C at night

• April to June: 16.98°C during the day, 12.08°C at night

• July to September: 16.38°C during the day, 11.42°C at night

• October to December: 16.93°C during the day, 11.47°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 69.67 cm

• Summer: 103.0 cm

• Autumn: 50.0 cm

• Winter: 115.0 cm

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