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Nothing to complain about here. The usual good standard Radisson hotel. Very professional and helpful staff. Comfortable room. The hotel is a fair way from the centre of Bogota but it is a good safe area. no worries walking about at night. There is an excellent restaurant/pub area a short walk away. It is to the left side of the Santa Barbara shopping mall across the main road.

It is a very nice boutique hotel, located in most safe and prestige suburban, a lot good restaurants surrounding ,it is a best area of Bogota. Front desk Manager Serbto Gil was very help full ,he according the time I stay in Bogota and design a routes to tour in Bogota.He recommend a driver Miguel take me around all the tourist spots, it is very efficient and convenient.Also the staff Jose and restaurant Norma and Angela all very friendly and helpful.I high recommend E K Hotel to some one travel Bogota to stay in this hotel, good value, good facilities, and very cleaning.

Nico Apartment is located in the heart of Zona G where there are many nice restaurants and bar within 5 mins walking distance. I really felt safe walking around the neighborhood in the night time. The apartment is new and clean. Our groups have two rooms. The room next to the window towards the street might have some noise coming in but not a big problem. Breakfast is not spectacular but okay for what you can expect at this price point. Freshly made egg order, bread, cereals, fruits There is also a nearby laundry and 4-storey fitness where you can buy a day pass Overall an excellent place, will consider stay here next time I'm in bogota

Pros: The hotel is in a great location for doing many of the top tourist attractions. You can walk most places. The staff is very friendly. The breakfast is nice. The place is clean. Cons: The beds were hard as a rock, the sheets are rough, and the walls are paper thin. The first night we were on the 9th floor on the front side of the building and I couldn't sleep over all of the traffic noice. I had us moved to the back side of the building and it was much better. They mever had the hot tub filled and running. The put water in it for me one night but it was cold and then they drained it again over night.

The Click Clack Hotel is a fun boutique hotel in an upscale part of town. I stayed in a 2nd floor room with a patio which was beautiful. It was easy to get around to the places we wanted to go to and the shopping and restaurants nearby were excellent. The staff was very nice and spoke excellent English. My only complaint is that I had to ask three times for extra hangers.

The hotel is in a great location a stones throw from the Zona Rosa. The rooms are clean and well maintained, however, the staff are not so pleasant. In our room the air conditioning didn't work - it took a number of hours for someone to come to our room and inspect the device before we were moved. It was frustrating in circumstance where we wanted to get out and explore the city rather than wait in our hotel for the staff to fix the problem. It is also annoying having to repack all your bags to move rooms once you have arrived and settled in. In the room we moved to the aircon didn't work either but we just put up with it. The big disappointment though was when we checked out and the front desk tried to charge us the VAT tax on top of our Agoda rate. We didn't have this problem at any other hotel we stayed at in Colonbia during our 6 week holiday. Luckily my girlfriend is colombian so she was able to sort it out but it did take a while. I suspect this hotel take advantage of a lot of tourists by trying to sneak in this extra tax on people's bills and it is not insignificant. It's about 15% extra. Watch out. Where we came back to bogota before flying out we stayed at the cosmos insignia which was a lot cheaper and in a different part of the city but was a lot nicer.

We had a overnight stay in this grand old building. We had a lovely sauna, spa, steam bath and swim. Look at th epics, this building offers a romantic image of another time. The restaurant served the best food I had in my 8 days in Bogota! This hotel is in the middle of the old historical city and we had a great time looking into the little ally ways and little restaurants and shops. The city square is a short walk away. In the evening the area is pretty quite and not encouraging for walks, but the hotel has a bar and great restaurant. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

the service at this hotel was horrible. I reserved and paid for a business suite. When i checked in i was taken to a terrible room. The room was very humid and damp. it had rained in Bogota that day, so I assumed it was just because of the weather. By the second day i was there, all my clothes were damp. It was terrible. I phoned the front desk to ask if room 1034 was a business suite. I was told it wasn't. when i stated I was paying for a business suite, i was told there was some sort of problem with the internet.....lol. i was moved to a business suite which was only marginally better, but no ackowledgement of the room error was ever made by hotel management. The next day, i received a letter that the restuarant where breakfast was served was being closed for two days 'at the request of a customer.' troubling to say the least. when i was there the morning before, the silverware wasn't clean, and the overall condition of the place was bad. in the following days, the fitness center was also closed. avoid the hotel taxis. they're a ripoff. very disappointed in this hotel, and certainly will never return. this hotel is not fit for business stays by traditional american standards, it's simply terrible.

Not sure if I spelled her name right but Chenise really made our stay. She was so friendly and patient, happy to explain anything. She replaced our space heater right away when I mentioned there was a problem with it. She explained how to use the shower (just turn the hot water knob a little) and had the best hot shower in all of our Colombia travels, great pressure too. It is a seedy area but you have a 3 block radius that is comfortable to walk around at night because all the students like to hang out in the plaza one block away. Yes you might need your earplugs from random street noise but it's really not bad.

Regina has it all, an enviable location right off Jimenez, one could not find a more central location in La Candelaria district, the very heart of Historic Bogota. Close by to the most complete bookstore in Bogota Lerner and shooting distance from Waffle and Crepes, my favorite Colombian food chain. Many eateries, museums, sites of interest (Cerro de Monserrate tramway), Main square, etc within walking distance. The amount I was charged was what one might get at a mid level youth hostel with all the comfort and amenities of a proper hotel. My single room was a triffle small, but well appointed nonetheless, with little or noise pollution filtering from the bustling street below. The bathroom was immaculate, modern and well maintained. The staff couldn't have been more attentive or nicer. The Wifi was very fast, in fact the fastest had during my two week stay in Colombia. The hotel is not a full service hotel as it is quite small occupying a narrow lot so does not have a rec room, gym or pool-it would virtually impossible to have one given the lot constraints, but in every sense was a wonderful little haven from the bustle outside. Even the funny bowler type hats worn by the staff and old 1960's vintage elevator/lift did not detract from its charm. For the price point/service ratio I cannot think of a better place. Would definitely stay again!

The hotel is located in the nicest part of Bogota: Clean, safe, full of parks, restaurants, great shops and even bike paths. The building and rooms are very well kept. There is a generous breakfast buffet, a free gym and a welcome drink on the house. We were disappointed by the bed (too small and soft, making it difficult to have a restful night) and by the rather small size of the room. With two people and luggage, it gets pretty cramped.

The hostel, dorms themselves and the kitchen and bathrooms were brilliant. Nice, simple breakfast included. A bit out from most tourist activities/areas but ok if you like walking. Staff weren't overly helpful/welcoming. Sent two emails before travelling to Colombia about the best was to get to the hostel from the airport - I was mostly looking for guidance on price of taxi as I was arriving late. However, I didn't receive any response. Would be a good idea to have a generic email with all of this information that could be easily forwarded onto any visitors.

I stayed here for one night with my 2 year old son. It was such a fun and memorable experience. Not only is it beautiful but the staff is so attentive. I have never had such attention to detail when staying somewhere before. The only down grade I have is that there was long, dark hair left in the shower that was not my own. I really appreciated the thoughtful care we received as well as the delicious breakfast. Best free breakfast I have ever had.