Bogota

This Zona G hotel occupies two historic mansions boasting Spanish colonial accents (beamed ceilings, original tiling) and a gorgeous sun-lit breakfast room/bar with a lush vertical garden. — Lonely Planet

Ideally located in the heart of Zona T, this hotel is a perfect example of the Four Seasons brand, with spacious, well-designed rooms and a professional and welcoming staff. — Fodor's

Locals love dining at La Scala restaurant and taking in the waters at Thermae Spa. — Michelin Guide

This property is located on a quiet street in the newer section of Bogota (Zona T) 30 minutes north of the city center and about 45 minutes from the airport. — Star Service

Designer pad in a hip Bogota enclave, with edgy gold decor, a rooftop pool and celeb chef–helmed restaurant. — Jetsetter

The 168-room W Bogota Hotel could easily be considered one of the most chic properties in the area, and it’s a great option for those seeking a luxury stay in the heart of the city. — Oyster

Behind the mauve facade hides La Candelaria's most discerning and posh choice, an intimate eight-room boutique hotel absolutely beaming with historic character. — Lonely Planet

Urban, original and cool, the Click Clack is the epitome of a hip boutique hotel. — The Telegraph

Situated right in the financial district of bustling Bogota, Colombia, amid many corporate offices, JW Marriott Hotel Bogota naturally draws business travelers. — Forbes Travel Guide

The W brings a childish pleasure to staying in a big chain hotel. It's delightfully flamboyant while being exemplary in design and service. — The Telegraph

Casa Platypus has the feel of a boutique hotel with some extra amenities that are more like a hostel, such as a communal kitchen, a book exchange, and a roof terrace filled with guests. — Frommer's

One of Bogotá's oldest and most refined hotels is now part of the Crowne Plaza chain. Its rooms have been updated to 21st century standards and offer impressive city views too. — Fodor's

In addition to modern rooms with good views, this hotel has everything corporate travelers need. The hotel is in Bogotá's World Trade Center in the north end of town. — Fodor's

It is a 10-minute drive from Bogota's international airport and sits across a brick-lined courtyard from the equally business-minded Sheraton. — Star Service

This property is 45 minutes from the airport and 30 minutes north of the center of Bogota in a trendy area. — Star Service

In a nondescript residential building just beyond the northern edges of the Chapinero, this 10-room hostel is a great anti-Candelaria choice. — Lonely Planet

Bogotá’s first Hilton is a 15-story tower that blends seamlessly into the brick buildings of Zona G, a commercial district that’s also known for dining. — Afar Magazine