Bogotá Open

I've stayed in hotels and hostels across 30 different countries, and this was the worst experience I've had. The room was the smallest I've ever been in, with no windows or air conditioning. The front desk staff were helpful, but the other workers didn't seem to know how to treat guests. Breakfast was just an egg and juice, and we had to wait at least an hour. There was no wardrobe or hanger in the room, and the only toiletry was soap, not even shampoo. It was noisy all night, so if you want to sleep, this isn't the place.

For the price, it was good value, though a few important things were missing. The hotel is near the airport, and the bed was two single beds pushed together. That wasn't a major problem, just okay. Breakfast is free and delivered to the room if you ask, but it was only croassaints and coffee, with no protein. Some eggs would have been great. There’s no air conditioning, so consider the season when visiting Bogota. It was 8-18°C during my stay, and that was fine, but I couldn't sleep here in summer.

This isn't a tourist area, but it's perfectly safe, and that's fine for an overnight stay near the airport before a flight. The rooms were simple and clean, and breakfast was simple too. The owner was very friendly and let us use his basic computer to print boarding passes for the second leg of our flight. We went for a walk early the next morning in the nearby parks, along "Calle 53" towards the Universidad Libre and Botanical Gardens. We wished we had more time to explore.

The room and bathroom were both very basic, and the mattress was hard. I suppose it could work if you're desperate for somewhere to spend one night in Bogota.