From world-class luxury lodges to charming boutique hotels — the best places to stay for every budget.
Choosing the right neighbourhood makes a huge difference to your experience. Here's an honest breakdown of where to base yourself.
The colonial heart of the city — the Gold Museum, Botero Museum, Plaza Bolívar, and the National Library are all here. Hostels and budget hotels dominate. Lively during the day; exercise caution at night and in the surrounding streets.
The fashionable northern neighbourhood with the best restaurants, craft beer bars, and nightlife in the city. The Zona Rosa and Parque 93 areas are particularly lively and safe. International hotels and boutique guesthouses cater to tourists and business travellers.
The most charming neighbourhood in Bogotá — a former colonial village absorbed into the northern city, with cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, excellent restaurants, and the famous Sunday market. Quieter and more atmospheric than Zona Rosa.
Bogotá's most interesting neighbourhood for food and culture — independent restaurants, galleries, street art, and a young, creative atmosphere. Walking distance from La Candelaria and adjacent to the Parque Nacional. Excellent mid-range accommodation options.