List Of The Best Bogota Hostels
Casa Bella Vista
Casa Bella Vista is the newest and friendliest hostel to ever hit the town. Sitting right next to Plaza del Chorro de Quevedo, the hostel’s privileged location finds it amidst cafes, bars, shops, museums, galleries, and theaters and much more. Set in contemporary surroundings with lavish use of well-seasoned hardwood furniture and fixtures, it exudes an easy familiarity ambiance of home coupled with comfort and style.
The hostel offers dormitory style rooms with private or shared bathrooms each furnished with sturdy beds and new mattresses as well as comfortable blankets. Freebies include an overflowing Colombian coffee and tea all day, computer & internet access, safety deposit, bookings, tourist information, salsa classes every Friday and many more!
Address: Cra. 2 13a -49, Bogota, Colombia. Tel #: (+ 571) 334 1230.
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Los Andes Hostel
Experience first class accommodations here in Los Andes Hostel. Nestled quietly in a one of the safest neighborhood of North Bogota, the hostel is only steps away from the nightlife zone of Zona Rosa. It is also of easy walking distance to Zona Rosa’s shopping malls, restaurants, cafes, and many more. You don’t have to worry about noisy nights because the hostel is situated in a tranquil corner a bit away from the noise of the city.
The hostel features a variety of comfortable rooms- private rooms, family rooms, and dormitories, with clean bathrooms that come with hot water. You get to taste a typical Colombian breakfast because we serve this every morning for free. Our amazing facilities create an atmosphere where you can easily tune in to different cultures of guests residing in the place and also get intimate with the local people.
Address: Carrera 13A N0. 79-07, Bogota, Colombia. Tel #: (571) 311 7474216.
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El Chocolate hostel Bogota
This gorgeous colonial house transformed hostel sits at the heart of the city amidst colonial structures, shops, restaurants, markets, pubs, and night spots. The interior reveals a contemporary environment yet still retains its colonial beginnings. Cozy, elegant, and sophisticated, the hostel definitely has charm and class that makes an ideal place to relax and have fun while experiencing the alluring city.
The hostel’s commitment to provide comfortable lodging to travelers is evident in its comfortable clean rooms and common areas. Tastefully decorated and well-kept, this hostel is definitely a place for any traveler seeking for a lovely refuge in the city.
True to its name, the hostel is popular for its hot chocolate with cheese almojabana – a traditional dish of the city, which attracts locals and tourists to its doorsteps just to taste the heavenly concoction only found here.
Address: Carrera 4 # 13/18, Bogotá, Colombia. Tel #: Tel: (571) 3112339468
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Hostal Fatima en la Candelaria, Bogota
Enjoy the beautiful city of Bogota with warmth and fun atmosphere here at Hostal Fatima. This impressive colonial house of more than 150 years has adapted to contemporary settings to provide comfort and style. Composed of over more than 90 beds set in a modern environment at budget rates, this centrally located lovely property is the best option when enjoying the beauty of the city.
Great atmosphere coupled with amazing facilities and fun in-house activities made the hostel the top choice of travelers from across the globe. You shouldn’t miss the delightful sauna and Jacuzzi, the spacious courtyard that features a fabulous restaurant and the fountain nearby a lovely solarium equipped with TV. This is the only hostel in town which has a public bar! Weekly programs include free salsa classes, movies, and live concerts. This is definitely a great fun place to be!
Address: Calle 14#2-24, Bogota, Colombia 51. Tel. #: (+571) 281 63 89.
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Hostal Sue Candelaria en la Candelaria
Hostal Sue Candelaria is a nice property located at the historic district of Bogota that features two hostels and a private apartment. Its petite façade is simply a surprise prelude to the spacious environment inside. Within easy walking distance to many historic sites and a bit off the center of the town, it offers a tranquil place to stay and a perfect base to explore the metropolis and its major attractions.
The great architectural design of the house creates a laid-back atmosphere excellent for meeting new faces and connect with the local people. The bedrooms are clean and comfortable, common areas are cozy with chases and tables, and the lovely courtyard with its hammocks offers a perfect place to chill out. You’ll definitely love the well-equipped kitchen with its varied utensils! And there are recreation areas, too, with pin-ping table and some internet connected computers for your use!
Address: Cra. 3 No. 14-18, La Candelaria, Bogotá, Colombia. Tel #: (+571) 341 2647.
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La Pinta Hostel
Nicely settled in a safe neighborhood at the center of Bogota is La Pinta Hostel. Its excellent location is only five minutes walk to the magnificent Lourdes Church and only 20 minutes to downtown. It is also within easy walking distance to trendy shops, delectable restaurants and bars. Spending a wild night at the famous nightlife spot of Zona Rosa wouldn’t be a problem because it is only 15 minutes walk away.
A recent renovation has transformed the place into a contemporary setting furnished with newly acquired top of the line modern facilities. The remodeling reveals comfortable private rooms, plenty of bathrooms, sturdy bunk beds with super soft mattresses. The several common areas such as the well furnished kitchen, elegant dining room, comfortable TV room, and lovely terraces are excellent places to connect and spend good times with fellow guests and the local people.
Address: Calle 65 # 5 – 67, Bogota, Colombia. Tel #: (+571) 211 9526.
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Bogota Hotel Casa Marly
Enjoy a unique stay in this English-inspired architecture building that dates back to the 1930′s and remodelled to cater to modern day travellers. Bogota Hotel Casa Marly is located at the heart of the city that boasts of a distinctive blend of contemporary accommodations in a traditional setting. Exuding subdued romance and timeless elegance, each room features parquet flooring furnished with intricately adorned wooden furniture with beddings in elaborate needlework.
Perfectly located to provide easy access to the city’s interesting sights and sounds, Bogota Hotel Casa Marly is surrounded by excellent transportation systems and is a walking distance to most of the city’s popular tourist sites, commercial centers, big universities, and flea markets. It sits amidst numerous dining options, hot night spots, and entertainment venues that can fill your nights with fun and excitement.
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Musicology Hostel
This restored charming colonial house has seen recent refurbishing revealing a modern environment with colonial details and still exuding that distinctive old-world charm. Created by experienced backpackers who have been to various countries, the team has designed and furnished the place to fashion a “dream hostel”.
The hostel features two lovely patios, a beautiful garden with hammocks, a well equipped bar, extra wide beds with best quality mattresses & comfortable blankets, private bathrooms with strong pressured hot water, top of the line sound system, and English speaking staff. A complimentary breakfast is served to start your day right. There are still a lot of freebies that you can enjoy here! We are waiting for you!
Address: Calle 9 #3-15, Bogotá, Colombia. Tel. #: (+571) 286 9093.
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Destino Nomada
Great adventure deserves a great place to stay. Here in Destino Nomada, you do not only find a place to stay but a home as well. Great for artists and musicians, this unique hostel is a republican style house filled with musical instruments, amazing photos, and artistic creations. Art exhibits and events are the highlights of our activities here!
Conveniently located at the heart of the city, the hostel is amidst colonial style neighborhood and near the city’s attractions. It features comfortable rooms and amazing facilities which attract worldwide travelers making this a perfect place to new friends from all over the world. The staff offers the best information in experiencing the city. The hostel also organizes activities that promote cultural exchange so you get to tune in to the international scene without much effort.
Address: Calle 11 No. 00-38 La Candelaria, Bogota, Colombia. Tel #: (571) 352 0932.
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Martinik Hostel
Martinik Hostel is a 450-sq meter colonial house standing proud at the heart of the La Candelaria district just nearby the city’s main attractions and the transmilenio. Surrounded by restaurants, bars, shops, and close to the bus station, the hostel is the best option to explore the city. Right beside the hostel is a wide open space where festivals are held.
Its varied accommodation types include private rooms, dorms, and for the adventurous there are tents and hammocks too! Accommodations include a delicious breakfast, overflowing coffee 24/7, and wireless internet access. You get access to the self-catering kitchen, bar services, and the TV/DBD room with its wide collection of movies. You are assured of a fun and exciting stay because the staff organizes ecological walks and expeditions to the stunning Nevado del Tolima.
Address: Carrera 4 Nº 11-88. La Candelaria. Tel #: (57 1) 2833180 Cel: 3202142099.
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Activities in Bogota and Staying in Hostels Bogota
Adventure Trips in Bogota and Hostels Bogota
The city of Bogota is a very adventurous place that you can visit. There are numbers of sports activities that you can do to have fun and also to be able to explore the city in the most natural way and exciting way. Gear up as we take you to the wonderful city of Bogota.
Hiking: Hostels Bogota
If you’re an adventurous type of tourist, Bogota is definitely perfect for you. One of the favorite things to do in Bogota is hiking. There are many hiking spots that you can go to in Bogota. Although there are some real security issues in Colombia, hiking in Bogota is still safe and will guarantee a good hiking experience for travelers and adventurers. You can find and arrange guided tours in most hiking regions in Bogota. You can find most of these hiking spots in the region of Boyaca where Bogota is located. You can also locate many Hostels Bogota down the highlands where you will hike. It is also best to book for Hostels Bogota before planning this activity for you to prepare and get ready for your hike. Many safe hiking spots following the Caminos Reales, stone-paved paths often dating from colonial times can be found. The Sal Si Puedos is the venerable dean of Bogota’s hiking clubs. If you want to arrange a hike, you can go to this place and they will offer you a two-day or three-day hike once every weekend. Hikes are based in your options and also to the weather and hiker’s capacity. The hike rates are based on the difficulty of the spot. But you will be ensured that these sites are safe and guides are certified by the government. There are also other hiking clubs that offers you hike during weekends such as Caminar Colombia. They offer you hike during Saturdays and Sundays if you have a very tight schedule during weekdays. The Caminar Colombia will take you to different levels of difficulty through countryside and highlands in Bogota. The deal includes transport and guide. After this tiring event, you can proceed to many Hostels Bogota located in the city center. You can also find some Hostels Bogota down the highlands of Boyaca region.
Biking: Hostels Bogota
Another exciting thing to do in Bogota is biking. Biking is considered one of the most convenient ways to explore the city of Bogota. There are several places in Bogota that you can only see in Bike tours rather than in trams or bus tours. There are several bike tour guides that you can find as you stay in Bogota. You can also get these tours from Hostels Bogota that you are staying. Some Hostels Bogota has their own travel agencies and some are affiliated with tour clubs that makes it convenient for you. As you take a bike tour, you have options whether to night bike tours, day bike tours, and adventure racing bike. Through these, you can visit the patios and other hidden attractions of Bogota that other tours cannot see. Enjoy and be amazed as you wander and see the magnificent attractions of Bogota.
Bogota’s Nightlife and Staying in Hostels Bogota
Travelling To Bogota and Checking Hostels Bogota
The city of Bogota has extravagant nightlife that you surely don’t want to miss out. There are many places to party and hang out in Bogota. It might not be as fancy as other cities in the west but you will never be disappointed there in Bogota. So, get ready and let’s explore Bogota!
Hostels Bogota: Getting to Bogota
As you arrive in the El Dorado International Airport, you will have a couple of options whether you will proceed to the El Centro or you can head to the northern barrios of Bogota. Most of tour guides customizes their tours starting from El Centro which is ok. You will be directed to a Bogota Hostel where you can sleep and meet up with other tourists like yourselves and the tour begins. There are also other tours that you can go to but it is not much described in some tour guides that you know. Unless you really want to see and experience the best of Columbia’s nightlife; then it is definitely worth the try.
Take a cab and ask the driver to take you to El Chapinero. It is about 20 minutes travel from the airport. From there, you will find some Hostels Bogota where you can have a room, hot shower and bath, writing desk, and 24 hours room service. You can easily find buses and other public transportation from there. Hostels Bogota is the best places to stay because it is cheap and offers you great services. There are several Hostels Bogota that you can find in the same street, you might just ask from place to place and check out if there’s an available promo. If you’re done looking for your accommodation, then the next thing you need to do is feed yourself so you won’t miss the action in the night.
Located in the same place where you found the hostel of your choice are some cheap fast food outlets in the street. You can choose Cali Mio or Kokoricos, some of the cheapest yet finest fast food outlets in the area. After that, grab yourself a meal and fill your empty stomach without emptying your wallets.
For the night, get a cab and ask the driver to take you to 85 con 15 where you can head to Extasis nightclubs. If the driver asks for specific locations, then ask him to drop you to Carulla Supermarket on 85 and 15. From there walk a block and a half to the north and when you see the neon lights, turn right. The lights turn on during 6 pm. So, get to Extasis and just go straight in and order yourself a beer that will cost you 7000 pesos. There are also some Hostels Bogota located nearby the Extasis if you want to rest or bring some friends.
Hostels Bogota: Disco and Dance Clubs
If you’re done with the Extasis, you can also head down to some dance clubs like the El Dorado and Rock N’ Jazz. These two are the biggest and most popular clubs in Bogota. Enjoy the disco and if you’re done, you can go straight ahead to the Hostels Bogota that you have chosen. Although Bogota is a great place to enjoy, always prepare yourself for the worst. Enjoy whatever they have to offer but always be mindful of your safety.
El Museo del Oro- The Gold Museum
El Museo del Oro- The Gold Museum
The Gold Museum in La Candelaria, Cartagena, is one of Colombia’s most important museums. With over 36,000 objects in gold, primarily Pre-Colombian, and another 14,000 of stone, bone, wood, shell, ceramic, and more! It is the biggest collection of gold in the world, and includes the famous golden Muisca raft which depicts the El Dorado (the golden one) ceremony including the raft and participants, all crafted from gold. The legend of El Dorado came from the Muisca tribe whose cheiftan, upon taking the throne, covered himself in gold dust, and released gold and jewels into a mountain as an offering to their god/goddess before jumping in himself. The Spanish believed it to be a town made of pure gold and accented with rich jewels. Thousands died in the wild jungles of the Amazon basin and in Florida searching blindly for this city of dreams. The Gold Museum houses golden and other artifacts and ceremonial objects of the many indigenous groups who inhabited Colombia before the Spanish arrived, giving us an extraordinary glimpse of their lives and societies.
Festivals and Events in Bogota
Festivals and Events in Bogota
January and February: Prime bullfighting season that brings top bullfighters from every corner of Colombia and all over the world. The Plaza de Toros is only a 15 minute walk from Hostal La Candelaria.
March: Every two years the Festival de Teatro Iberoamericano brings international theater groups to Bogota. You will encounter performances all over the city in theaters, halls, parks and even on the street!
20 July: Colombia’s Independence Day. Don’t miss the parade that runs through the
main streets of the city.
August: Two special days are celebrated this month in Bogota. 6 August is the anniversary of the founding of the city and 7 August commemorates the Battle of Boyaca. The city fills with festive celebrations, concerts and excitement.
December: On 7 December, Candelaria residents set out beautiful candles that light up the city. This is also the month of the artisan craft markets, where artists and craftspeople come from all over the country to display and sell their work.
Whenever you decide to visit Bogota, be sure to make your secure online booking with La Candelaria Hostel for your best stay and most comfortable, affordable accommodations.
Beautiful Spaces in Bogota
As the capital city of Colombia, Bogota offers visitors a number of wonderful historic and cultural destinations that will blow your mind away. Long recognized as the “Athens of South America” the city boosts some of the continents greatest Universities, Museums and Libraries. Here are our top three places to experience this impressive, intellectual and beautiful culture.
1. Biblioteca Luis Angel: A massive and impressively complete library, the Biblioteca Luis Angel is the most visited in all of Latin America. Here you can witness thousands of Colombian University students scurrying through its halls, grabbing swarms of books and hard at their studies. Along with their enormous book collection, the library also features a number of cultural and art exhibits, scattered throughout its levels.
2. Natioanl Museum: Founded in early 1820, the National Museum of Colombia is the oldest in all of the country. It features over 20,000 artifacts that represent Colombia’s heritage and historical journey. The museum is open Tuesdays from 10:00-8:00, Wednesday- Saturday 10:00-6:00pm and Sunday 10:00-4:00pm.
3. Plazoleta del Chorro de Quevedo: The most beautiful and quaint square in all of the city, Plazoleta del Chorro has long been a meeting ground for friend, family and intellectuals, who come to enjoy it green open spaces and cafes.
Bogota Hostel
Bogota Hostel is a beautiful, elegant and secure budget accommodation, located in the quiet, safe and historic neighborhood of La Candelaria, the most popular and fun area of Bogotá.
Come enjoy the best budget accommodation in all of Bogota! Offering beautifully decorated rooms, hardwood floors, comfortable beds, great service and full amenities, this charming property is more of a hotel than a youth backpacker.
Privacy and wonderful facilities come standard here. Guests can choose from airy, colorful single, double, or triple rooms, or stay in one of our private apartments, perfect for honeymooners, groups of friends, and families. All of the rooms have either a shared or private bathroom depending on your preference, cable TV, and access to our fully stocked kitchen.
When you feel like relaxing or having some fun, our common room is filled with board games, maps, a book exchange, and comfortable couches, and you can access our WiFi or free internet. Make free local calls to arrange any sort of outing you wish, and our staff can always give you great tips!
To get here, take a taxi from the airport and show or tell the driver our address. The ride should be around 20 minutes and cost about $9 US. Make sure the driver knows to turn East on Ave Jimenez and then turns on to 16th St.
We’ll be waiting to welcome you at bogota Hostel, the best budget accommodation in all of Bogota.
(+57 1) 600-7559
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