Where to stay in Bogota
Bogota, the right part of town.
The old quarter for the sights, the northern neighborhoods for the hotels and the restaurants. The city runs north, and so do the prices.
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Where visitors stay in Bogota
Bogota's visitor map runs north from the old town. La Candelaria is the colonial quarter with the museums and the hostels; Chapinero, with the Zona G restaurant streets and Quinta Camacho, is the middle ground with boutique hotels; the Zona Rosa and Zona T are the nightlife and shopping blocks with the international hotels; Parque 93 and Usaquen, farther north, are the calm upscale districts with the Sunday market.
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La Candelaria
Colonial houses turned into hostels and small hotels on the steep streets by the Gold Museum, Botero and the cable car to Monserrate. Quiet after dark.
Suits: History, budgets, museums
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Chapinero and Zona G
Boutique hotels in brick townhouses among the city's restaurant streets, halfway between the old town and the north.
Suits: Food, couples, central base
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Zona Rosa and Zona T
The international hotels around the pedestrian bar and shopping blocks and the malls. Lively at night, safe to walk in the area.
Suits: Nightlife, shopping, business
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Parque 93 and Usaquen
Upscale, green and calm, with the park cafes and Usaquen's colonial plaza and Sunday flea market. A longer ride to the old town.
Suits: Families, quiet, longer stays
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Good to know
- Take a ride app after dark
- Everywhere in the city, including the short hops. La Candelaria in particular empties in the evening.
- The altitude shows up at night
- At 8,600 feet, expect a headache and light sleep on the first night. Water, an early night and no big dinner.
Once the room is booked
- Things to do in Bogota: the day trips and tours worth booking before you land.
Questions before you book
Where should I stay for a first visit?
Chapinero or the Zona Rosa: central enough for the old town by day, with restaurants and safe streets at night. La Candelaria is better for a museum-focused stay on a budget.
Is Bogota expensive?
Not for hotels. Good boutique rooms in Chapinero are reasonable, and the international chains in the north are priced below their US equivalents.
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