The heated indoor lap pool (a rare luxury in chilly Bogotá)
Breakfast at 'The Market' is legendary, featuring a build-your-own ajiaco station
Soundproof windows that actually dampen the chaotic street noise
Quick Take: It's a corporate glass monolith on the outside, but the service and food inside are warm enough to make you forget you're in a financial district.
Reviewed by @saramontoyam: I felt like royalty staying here! The spa circuit with the pool and jacuzzi was exactly what I needed to unwind. The breakfast buffet is massive (and delicious!), but waking up to that incredible city view from my balcony was the real highlight. You need to experience this.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Guests universally praise the staff and the breakfast buffet, often calling it the best they've ever had.
Reality check
While the lobby is sparkling, some guest rooms feel a bit tired with worn carpets and occasional musty smells.
You prioritize a high-quality hotel gym and heated pool
You want to walk to Zona G's world-class restaurants safely
You need a reliable, high-speed Wi-Fi connection for work
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.2
Housekeeping: Daily and thorough, though some guests note missed spots in older carpets.
Bathroom hygiene: Immaculate marble bathrooms, generally mold-free and sparkling.
Maintenance: Mostly excellent, but some reports of 'defect bulbs' or worn furniture in older rooms.
Linens & towels: High-quality Egyptian cotton, crisp and fresh.
Odors & scents: Lobby smells of fresh flowers; rare complaints of musty smells in specific rooms.
Sleepability™
7.8SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Hallway chatter/doors slamming
Street traffic (if windows are open or seal is imperfect)
Before you book
Good to know
The hotel is in the Financial District, which is safe but quiet at night compared to nightlife hubs.
Breakfast is often not included in the base rate and costs ~$25 USD/person.
Uber is the best way to get around; taxis can be hit-or-miss.
What to pack
A light jacket or sweater—Bogotá is eternally 60°F (15°C)
Swimsuit for the heated indoor pool
Universal travel adapter (though most plugs are US-style)
Room Genie
Best picks
Junior Suites with Mountain Views for the best scenery and light
High-floor rooms facing away from Calle 73 for maximum quiet
Rooms to avoid
Low-floor rooms near the elevators (noise bleed)
Rooms facing the busy intersection if you are a light sleeper
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would appreciate a room on a high floor (7th or above) with a Mountain View, away from the elevators to minimize hallway noise.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the indoor lap pool is heated, which is a huge perk in Bogotá's cool climate.
Can I bring my dog?
No, the hotel has a strict no-pets policy, except for certified service animals.
Is breakfast included?
Usually no. It costs around $25 USD but is widely considered worth the splurge.
How far is the airport?
About 30-45 minutes by car, depending on Bogotá's notorious traffic.
Is the area safe to walk at night?
Yes, the area around Zona G and the financial district is generally safe for walking to dinner.
Do the rooms have AC?
Yes, all rooms have climate control, though you'll often just need the heat.
Insider Tips
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The 'Buranchi' (Brunch) at Tamarine on Sundays is a local favorite—book ahead.
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Ask for the 'Diamond Glitter' ritual at the spa if you want a unique treatment.
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The Executive Lounge on the 9th floor has great views and complimentary snacks if you have access.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'soundproof' windows are heavy—watch your fingers.
💡The lobby bar 'Circo' has a live green wall and surprisingly good brick-oven pizza.
💡You can build your own 'Ajiaco' (traditional soup) at the breakfast buffet.
💡The hotel exterior looks like a generic office building, don't let it fool you.
💡Room service prices are high, even for a 5-star hotel.
Local Playbook
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