Your own hotel suite in northern Bogota. Whether in town on business, pleasure (or both), this is how you'll feel in this beautiful space when you come to the Capital City. It's the best location in Bogota, close to absolutely everything: the famous Unicentro mall, all kinds of businesses, currency exchange offices, supermarkets, hundreds of restaurants and pubs, laundries, public transportation, parks, Golf and much more. Bring your toothbrush (and toothpaste) and come and enjoy your stay in your very own cozy apartment. We pay for 200 MBPS download, upload is around 30 MBPS, you should have an optimum internet experience. We offer a dedicated workstation for your convenience to work from home. A/C is unnecessary as Bogota is always in the 50s-70s range, all year round. If you need a playpen for your baby let us know so we can have it ready for you. Colombia is 110V and you'll have plenty of electrical outlets at your disposal. The outlet next to the bed has 2 USB slots where you can charge your cell and tablet, even if you come from a 220V country. . NOTIFICATION: Please be aware that Bogotá is currently experiencing a city-wide water crisis. While our building has a water reserve tank, the city cuts off the water supply in our sector roughly every 10 days for 24 hours (this happens on rotation and impacts every single sector of the city). During these designated days, we kindly ask all guests to practice extreme water conservation. To ensure fair water usage for everyone and to avoid potential fines from the city (which can be hundreds of dollars), we appreciate your cooperation in minimizing water consumption during these designated cut-off periods. April 20, 2024

I am passionate about hosting people because like you, I love traveling and I understand the experience of enjoying a city like a local. We can speak in English or Spanish. I can arrange for a safe driver to pick you up at the airport when you arrive. I can also offer you a very cheap yet excellent maid service if you're going to enjoy an extended stay.

When you exit the building and turn right (to the North if you must know), when you reach the corner, that's the Calle 119, there are a bunch of mom and pop stores and eateries left and right, to the left is an express format of a supermarket chain called Carulla, and you will find pretty much everything you need for a few days stay, at regular supermarket prices (as opposed to convenience stores stateside which gauge you). If you cross the 119 street and keep heading North you will enter Unicentro through a small gate, and into the parking garage. This is a large, well established mall less than 2 blocks away. You have a large supermarket called Exito, a large department store called Falabella, movie theaters (most films retain their original language with Spanish subtitles unless they are kids movies, then they often dub them into Spanish), shoes, apparel, etc.. Some of my favorite places there are Crepes and Waffles (nice salad bar), Corral Hamburgers, Mister Lee, Oma, Frisby fried chicken), and Mimo's Ice Cream. Do yourself a favor, enjoy Colombia’s grand fruit offer and lay off the diet coke for the duration of your trip. Some great juices are Guanabana, Maracuya, Lulo