Best Hotels near Parroquia Santa María de los Ángeles, Bogota

Stayed three times one Selina Chapinero, amazing experience with wonderful staff. They arrange my check in since I arrived early in the morning. The staff helped at 3am giving me hot tee and planket by the time the reception arrived. The stuff is so welcoming and helpful. Breakfast and coffee are amazing. Rooms are modern and very well decorated. Highly recommend this place !

I have been using this hotel now for more than five years as we have an office nearby. The hotel is clean and well managed. I had a recent issue with a member of staff when I had asked for help but later the hotel went out of their way to resolve the issue and I reflected on the matter that in fairness I was probably also tired and jet lagged after a day travelling from Europe. Least to say, the hotel gives great service and I would recommend it to anyone needing a place to stay in central Bogotá

- Really good location in Chapinero. Close to Zona T, Transmilenio and Parque de los Hippies. - A huge breakfast buffet from 6 AM to 10 AM that was refilled until 10 AM. - Gym and spa area with sauna and steam room (haven't tried the spa area but it looked clean). - The staff was very helpful. - I would stay here again the next time.

I’m not the type to leave reviews I just never get around to doing it but after my stay at the NH Bogota Boheme Royal I felt obligated to say something. Because of the staff at that hotel it made my vacation amazing. I don’t know what or who to complement first the location. the clean room. the great breakfast. the amazing staff. Thank you …. Daniel . Pedro. Javier. Thomas. You guys are outstanding perfect first impression No doubt on my return trip I’m coming back to the NH Bogota Boheme Royal

Our flight home was the day following our domestic arrival to Bogota and we wanted to see family in the area near GHL Hampton so we stayed here one night for location purposes. In the absence of visiting family we would have stayed at the airport (GHL's other property GHL Capital or Marriott). Obviously this hotel is not great for airport transport since the drive, without traffic is 30 minutes. With traffic it can get as bad as 80 minutes. Whereas airport hotels are a mere 5-10 minutes from the airport. Hamilton is good if you plan to do some touring of Bogota. Location aside, the hotel is nice. It reminds you of a New York City hotel with regard to size, stuffed between two buildings, while the design is very rustic like a boutique hotel. The lobby is very pretty. The rooms are decent but could use some work. Most nice Colombian hotels use tile floors but both GHL properties (Hamilton & Capital) use carpet and frankly, both carpets are pretty gross to be honest. They really need to get rid of the carpet. The window blackout curtains look like they are from the 1900s. I'd much prefer more modern replacements. Bathrooms are very pretty. The room was very comfortable though. Bed was excellent. The breakfast, while included, really could use some improvement. If this breakfast was in the US I'd give it a 5 star rating because we all know US hotel included breakfasts are trash. But being in Colombia it's like a 2 out of 5. The juices are not fresh - they are from box. The sliced fruits are clearly mass produced. The eggs seem to be from a carton. Options are very limited. Seating is also very limited. If you get to the breakfast after 830 you might find yourself waiting for tables to free up. This is all very strange to me because the breakfast at GHL Capital is a lot better, so we had high expectations coming in. Price was pretty good. I recommend you book on their website instead of third party sites. If you signup for an account you'll supposedly get a 10% coupon. I couldn't figure out how to get it to go but whatever. You'll get a discounted price that is lower than any of the third party booking sites (and I love using those sites). Moreover, you may qualify for free transport to the airport from the hotel. One thing that bothered me about the booking process, both from their website and third party sites is that you can't book anything besides a single twin room or two twin room. But the hotel has suites! I had to ask at the front desk to get an upgrade (at a cost). Would i stay here again? If a similar family visit situation occurs, i might, but I'll probably see if there are other options first. I was happy to select this hotel because it was GHL and we like GHL Capital a lot.

- First the hotel charged me the colombian national value-added tax (VAT) even I Had the tourist stamp PTP-5 in my passport! Thats a huge minus! - The hotel is just a 5 minutes walk to the zona T - The room was spacious and clean - The shower head was broken but still working - The breakfast buffet was nice - The hotel staff was very helpful (except in the case with the tax) - Due to that case I am not sure if I will stay here again

Business trip, quite satisfied

A small hotel by size (I suppose around 30/35 rooms) located in one of the best place of the city. Service is five stars, and the hotel is incredibly cleaned and well maintained. Excellent, above the average, value for money.

The rooms need some care. Shower pressure, what pressure? The water dribbles out of the showers. The curtains also caused problems getting stuck from time to time, meaning we couldn't enjoy our lovely views. In addition the TV is the same as the ones you'd find in a budget hotel, not smart and tiny. Not ideal when you want to relax after a day of exploring. It also doesn't help that the hotel doesn't allow for more than one key per room. The location however is great. You're walking distance from Zona G, a safe neighbourhood with an abundance of excellent restaurants. This hotel's saving grace however is a young staff member named Christian! Always greeting each guest with a smile and remembering everyone's name. Christian went above and beyond, I even felt bad going up to him with my complaints which he seemed to have remedy for almost instantly. In fact the same could be said for all the staff.