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Hotel 100 Luxury Suites by Preferred

$70-130 / night

Book this if You're a business traveler or family needing apartment-style space near the World Trade Center without the stiff corporate vibe.

Why People Love It

  • Spacious suites with kitchenettes that feel like a private apartment
  • Excellent breakfast buffet with fresh local options
  • Prime location walkable to Parque 93's dining scene

Quick Take: A solid, spacious home base for work or families, provided you skip the cheapest rooms and bring earplugs for the Bogota traffic.

Reviewed by @cvvergara1I honestly didn't expect the suites to be this huge. Having a full kitchen and living room changed the whole vibe of our Bogota trip—we actually looked forward to coming back to the room. If you're traveling with family, this spot is a total no-brainer.


Guest Who Stayed Here Said

The hype

Travelers love the massive rooms and helpful staff, but the noise isolation is a frequent letdown.

Reality check

The 'luxury' label feels slightly stretched by the thin windows and lack of AC in standard rooms.

  • You need a kitchen/living area for a longer stay
  • You are doing business at the World Trade Center (200m away)
  • You want a safe, walkable neighborhood with great food nearby

Cleanliness & Maintenance

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  • Housekeeping: Daily and generally thorough; staff are praised for being helpful.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling clean, modern fixtures, though some wear and tear in older rooms.
  • Maintenance: Mostly good, but watch out for worn window seals that let noise in.
  • Linens & towels: Fresh and high quality (400-thread count mentioned).
  • Odors & scents: Generally fresh, no lingering smoke smells reported.

Sleepability™

6MODERATE
MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
  • Heavy traffic on Carrera 9a
  • Thin windows in older/standard rooms

Before you book

Good to know

  • Breakfast is usually excellent but check if it's included in your specific rate
  • The neighborhood (Chicó) is safe for walking during the day and early evening
  • Uber is the best way to get around at night; avoid hailing street taxis

What to pack

  • High-quality earplugs (essential)
  • Universal travel adapter (Type A/B plugs used in Colombia)
  • Light layers (Bogota weather is eternally 'autumn')

Room Genie

Best picks

  • Deluxe King Studio (guaranteed AC and more space)
  • Interior-facing suites on high floors (for better noise isolation)

Rooms to avoid

  • Superior Double/Twin rooms (often lack AC and face the noisy street)
  • Lower floor rooms facing Carrera 9a

Room Request Genie – copy & paste

I am a light sleeper and would appreciate a room on a high floor, facing away from the street. Please ensure I am assigned a unit with functioning air conditioning.

FAQ & Hidden tips

Everything you actually want to know before you book.

Is there a swimming pool?

No. There is a steam room and spa, but no swimming pool, despite what some outdated third-party sites might say.

Do all rooms have air conditioning?

No. The entry-level 'Superior' rooms often rely on ventilation. Book a Deluxe or Suite to ensure AC.

Is the area safe?

Yes, Chicó/Calle 100 is one of Bogota's safer, upscale districts. It's fine to walk to restaurants in the evening, but take a car late at night.

How far is the airport?

El Dorado International (BOG) is about 30-45 minutes away by car, depending on Bogota's notorious traffic.

Is breakfast included?

It depends on your booking rate. If purchased separately, it costs approx. 38,000 COP (~$10 USD).

Is it pet friendly?

Yes, pets are allowed for a fee of approximately 70,000 COP per night.


Insider Tips

  • The rooftop gym has a surprisingly great view of the Andes—go for a morning run just for the scenery.

  • Ask for a 'quiet side' room specifically; the staff knows the street noise is an issue and will try to accommodate.

  • The on-site restaurant 'Cornelia' is decent, but you are 10 minutes from world-class dining in Parque 93—don't settle.

5 things to know before you go

  • 💡The windows are 'razor thin' in some rooms, making you feel like you're outside.

  • 💡Smaller rooms can get stuffy and hot despite Bogota's cool weather.

  • 💡The 'Presidential Suite' is actually affordable compared to US standards if you're splitting with a group.

  • 💡You might find 'old bread' at the breakfast buffet if you go too late.

  • 💡Reception staff can be hit-or-miss with English fluency; have Google Translate ready just in case.

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