Loft 43

I was only a three-minute walk from la 70, and the view over the city was amazing, especially at night. My deluxe room was a step up from the basic one, with plenty of space, a separate living area, a small kitchen, and its own A/C. It was clean and comfortable, and I liked that the bathroom had a full door for privacy and didn’t face the bed. The staff were courteous and helpful. The downside was the noise in the morning, once the street below started filling with people and cars. I’d still highly recommend the hotel.

You can reach bus stops, a train station, and a supermarket within a 10-minute walk, and Uber is easy to get. Setenta, with all its energy, is just two blocks away. The hotel itself is modern, clean, and secure, with professional staff and competitive rates. I especially liked the top-floor gym and its great view. I’d recommend staying here to family and friends.

The place was very noisy, and there wasn’t a desk to work at. It’s much nicer closer to Primer or Segundo Parque in Laureles. You have to ask for pans, glasses, and similar basics. They closed the rooftop terrace without letting me know, and it was closed again in the evening. Self-service laundry cost 15,000 pesos, and I had to use a complicated app when I didn’t have cash.

The rooftop is lovely, with great views and a gym, but the lights were never switched on after dark. The views and location are great, though the place has a lot of untapped potential. Even basic things like sugar and cleaning supplies weren’t in my room. I felt safe with reception staffed around the clock, and most of the staff were friendly. One person was clearly irritated when I asked for a pan to boil water.