Palermo Home Bogota & Art Gallery

It happened so that me and my friend stayed at this hotel 4 times during our more than month journey to Cuba 🇨🇺, Colombia 🇨🇴, Ecuador 🇪🇨 , Peru 🇵🇪 and Brazil 🇧🇷. We chose Bogota as a hub for our traveling to Quito, Amazonia and Santa-Marta on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. Advantages of this hotel. - Located very close to Eldorado airport (just 20 minutes ride by a taxi for COP 20,000-35,000 depending on the time, city traffic and weather conditions). - The neighborhood (Palermo district of Bogota) is safe, there are many different cafes, shops and pharmacies around). The hotel is separated from the street by a fence and guarded 24 hours a day. - Close to Bogota famous landmarks and city museums (the Gold Museum, the Emerald Museum, Fernando Botero Museum, the Military Museum, the Museum of Colonial Art, the Bogota City Museum, the Emerald Trade Center, the Montserrat Mountain Cable Car 🚠). - The rooms were tidy and cleaned every day. - A safe and a fridge are inside each room. - Comfortable bed. - Sufficient pressure in shower in the bath room. - The staff is very polite and attentive. They helped us with keeping some of our luggage 🛅 in the storage room dining our travels to other destinations. Nothing disappeared during our absense. Also when checking out from hotel the last time the employees permitted us to be in the rooms some minutes more to enable us to collect the luggage. - When you have such a wish it is possible to order breakfast which is standard for almost all Latin American countries: a choice out of different varieties of cooked eggs, a tropical fruit salad, oat meals and cereals, bread with butter and jam, coffee and juice.

We had a fantastic stay at Palermo Home Bogotá & Art Gallery. The location was spot on, close to everything we needed, including great local restaurants, bakeries, banks, and easy access to public transport. It made getting around Bogotá a breeze. What really stood out, though, was the staff. Incredibly warm, friendly, and always ready to help with anything we needed. They made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The place itself felt safe and secure at all times, which really allowed us to relax and enjoy our time in the city. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and well-situated base in Bogotá.

We had a junior suite which had a large comfortable bed, kettle, microwave, fridge, plates etc. The shower was lovely and hot. The staff were very pleasant and there was good security. Breakfast for $5 was very good. The walk along Carrera 7 to the old town was interesting - part of it is pedestrianised. Lots of restaurants nearby - to have a change from South American food we ate at Cafe los Cedros - a small cafe lounge which served reasonably priced and delicious tapas and pasta dishes.

Very kind and helpfull staff, secure area, everything very tidy.

The hotel offers good value for the price. The breakfast is decent, though the selection is somewhat limited. Its location is convenient, strategically situated between Chapinero and the city center—which makes it easy to access various parts of the city.