Hotels in Bogotá, Colombia

SITP runs a system of transit buses that operate throughout the city of Bogotá and provide visitors with easy access to sites of interest among Bogotá’s neighbourhoods. For the very convenient access to SITP, you may want to stay in the Barrios Unidos, Chapinero, or Teusaquillo neighbourhoods on the east side of the city. Choose from the many nearby hotels in Bogotá, such as Hotel Rosales Plaza in Chapinero, which is along the 18-3, T13, and T23 SITP bus routes. If you prefer more autonomous modes of transportation, there are taxis and ride-hiring services available, too.

For couples who have come to Bogotá to enjoy a vacation that’s equal parts urban and rural, the Santa Fe district may be the most fitting. Find cheap hotels in Bogotá in the heart of this district, such as the Mercure Bogota BH Retiro or the GHL Collection 93 Hotel. You’ll find these hotels along Carrera 11, and bus route 193 will serve you nearby if you stay in this area. From these spots, you can access the Quebrada La Vieja hiking area on the eastern edge of the city, as well as some of the top bars and restaurants. For those who are in Bogotá on business, the Chapinero district is where many companies and financial institutes are located, so you’ll want to stay at a nearby hotel like Hotel Portón Bogotá, close to bus routes 18-3 and the T13 along Carrera 17.

One of the most popular attractions in Bogotá is the Gold Museum. With the most extensive collection of gold artifacts in the world, along with a range of other metal alloys, the museum is a big draw for tourists. To stay near the museum, book a cheap hotel in Bogotá in the Santa Fe district, like the Hotel Regina, which is walking distance to the museum. To get there by bus, take the J23, F23, J70, or 74. You may also want to check out the Plaza de Bolívar area, which is home to museums and historic architectural sites like the Catedral Primada (cathedral) of Bogotá and the Museo Botero (museum). Stay at the nearby Selina La Candelaria Bogotá in the Candelaria neighbourhood, which is near bus stops C12A and 14-2 along Calle 7. Also, check out the panoramic views from Monserrate, a mountain in the city’s Santa Fe district that’s accessible via the Taquilla Monserrate funicular (or cable car).

Bogotá is known for having a variety of global food influences that make good cuisine a staple feature of the city. Two of the best neighbourhoods to stay in for proximity to restaurants and bars are Santa Fe and Chapinero. If you’re considering Santa Fe, search for Bogotá hotels like the Hotel de la Opera in the Plaza de Bolívar neighbourhood, near several Carrera 10 bus routes, including the T12, 162, and 59A. Find Japanese, vegan, and traditional Columbian restaurants here. In Chapinero, try the Hotel NH Bogotá Boheme Royal, located close to multiple bus stops on Carrera 11. For dining, try Segundo, a popular bar and grill within walking distance.

On average, people stay in Bogotá for a total of 6 nights.

The price of a hotel in Bogotá depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around £38 per night.

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