Palermo Home Bogota & Art Gallery

I spent a month here and found it excellent value. The beds and rooms were clean and comfortable, the wifi was good, and the staff were chill. It's a fun, funky neighborhood, with good bus connections to other parts of town. Don't miss Los Cedros cafe-lounge, and tell Isabel Chris sent you. Only the first photo is of the hotel; the rest show the neighborhood.

We were glad we stayed here. It's phenomenal value in USD or Euro, and the second-largest room we chose was spacious and clean. The kitchenette came in handy for leftovers and keeping insulin cool. Everyone from the front desk to housekeeping was super friendly. The trouble was ventilation. Before the trip, I saw a review complaining about the lack of a window and thought it was nitpicky. After staying, I understood that the room gets hot. There aren't vents for air to pass through, and our window opened onto an enclosed courtyard, so it didn't help. I could open the door for cool air while I was awake, but it got hot while sleeping. Luckily, Bogota weather doesn't get super hot, even in summer. I'd rate it 4.5 if I could, and I'd stay again if I return to Bogota.

The reception team did a top-notch job while we were there. Most people spoke reasonable English, and everyone went out of their way to help with laundry, dry cleaning, food delivery, or room service. The hotel is also reasonably close to the city's main attractions. I'd definitely recommend it for a visit to Bogotá.

Our rooms were spacious, with comfy beds, quiet surroundings, and great hot showers. The price was decent, and we may have found our regular place for future trips. We got a very warm welcome from Jesus, Julio, and everyone at the front desk, even at 5 am after an overnight flight. The neighborhood feels like traditional Colombia, with lots of restaurant choices and many other attractions nearby.