We absolutely LOVED our stay here. First, the street is probably the best to stay on in La Candelaria. It's pedestrian-only so no worrying about cars running you over. It's mostly locals that walk it as well, so it's quiet and safe. AND it's pretty AND it has several good restaurants, little tiendas, etc. on it. You are also just a few blocks from Bolivar Square, and maybe half a mile to Museo del Oro and I think it was like 2km to the base of Monserrate. Second, the apartment itself is so lovely with all the little courtyards inside. Our room had three one-person beds and a dining table/kitchen and bathroom on the main floor, and a loft double bed with a great view of the city. The beds were firm but not bad. The room was exceptionally clean, and spacious. The employees we interacted with were very kind. Unlike many places, they did service our room while we were there as well. If I get to return to Bogota one day I would happily choose to stay here again.

1. The room didn't have a heater. That was OK for us though because we weren't there very much and they provide plenty of blankets. 2. You have to pay in cash. I would've much preferred literally any type of credit card service - Booking, PayPal, Venmo, etc. 3. It was pretty loud at night with people walking down hallways to or from their rooms. I slept through it a lot because I had ear plugs, but my SIL and Mom had trouble with it. These are really minor negatives though. We loved it here and would recommend it to anyone.

Neigherhood close to the centre and also close to Monserrate. The appartment was spacious and clean. And we had a great view.

The appartment had a sofa that really smelled bad. We didn't want to sit on it. Needs replacement. But the rest was clean

What a charming place. We thoroughly enjoyed our week here. Our loft room had some city views and a view of Monserrate. Nice thick blankets, lots of windows with darkening curtains, big thick towels, plenty of hot water for the three of us. The kitchen had fridge, microwave, pots and pans, and whatever we needed for a few meals. We loved being so near to so many museums and Plaza Bolivar. Plenty of small restaurants nearby and places for breakfast and coffee. Highly recommend for a lovely historic stay.

Very good location, clean and comfortable, even had a (gas) fireplace to warm up in cold Bogota evenings. Very friendly staff, cute inside garden, bed was good and it even had a little desk in case you need to work a bit. Would definitely stay again!

We had the apartment at the street side and in the weekends you can hear the people on the street a bit, but I am also a light sleeper. If you use ear plugs or have another apartment, it will not bother you I am sure. Also, in the morning when others were showering as well, there wasn’t hot water, but we just showered a bit later and then there wasn’t a problem and the shower was very good!

Beautifully decorated room in an old building in the middle of the old centre. Clean, with a well equipped pantry and working fridge, and a modern bathroom, around a small patio with a nice garden with fountain. The location is perfect, on a quiet street in a pedestrian area, but close to almost all the sights. There is not as much choice in restaurants as in Chapinero, but it's more than enough for a couple of days, and there are some great coffeeshops around. Area felt safe during the day and in the evenings. At night it's easy to take an Uber. Staff were helpful and friendly. Would definitely go back here.

The location is perfect for exploring La Candelaria and Simon Bolivar square area and a busy shopping market area. It is peaceful and equipped enough for you to prepare food if you want. There's a mini market a few doors away. The terrace has a fabulous view. The manager was very helpful with check in and arranging a taxi to the airport (even though the driver tried to charge us nearly double what we expected to pay). Hot shower was great as it's quite chilly in Bogota.

A quieter fridge and a softer bed would be our only slight improvements. You could put some tourist info in the rooms to get more ideas what to do.

Great location (right near tons of tourist locations, also felt safe), nice, firm mattresses, warm water, fully stocked kitchen great for cooking dinner. The staff were very accommodating with a late night arrival, accepting our luggage when it was delivered (it was lost by the airline), and communication before and during the trip was very prompt and helpful.

The futon had a big divot so it wasn't comfortable to sit on, and we ran out of toilet paper a couple days in and couldn't find anyone. (Only part of a roll was left in the apartment). Fortunately the store next door was open.

Loved it!! Location was excellent, staff was extremely kind and helpful,plus it had everything we needed. And the views from our apartment were stunning.We felt very safe and comfortable there. We will absolutely be back.

The bed was firmer then we liked but we like soft tops. Other then that it was ideal. They even brought us firewood and we had some lovely fires with that. Bogota is cold even in the summer so pack a light winter coat or very heavy sweater. The apartment is located on top of a steep walking road so factor that in too.

I was totally suprised when I saw the accommodation for £21! We had been spending £50-£60 a night on our month in Colombia and this was the very last night. There appear to be 3 types of apartments by pricing. I would opt for the more expensive two, there is hardly any difference. The apartment was large, clean comfy and modern with loads of room. Amazing value. The owner or person I dealt with by WhatsApp spoke English, arranged a late check out and 2 taxis for us. Cab guy is lovely too!

Nothing! If I had to be picky there was noise early as we were beside the laundry room and someone was drilling around 8am.

This is a great location. Esperanza greeted us and was very accommodating and helpful in finding us a room with not too many stairs. The building itself is very interesting with lots of nooks and crannies and very different room configurations.

I always forget that heating is not terribly important in many places in South America, and we had spent several days in Cuenca freezing in our accommodations. Here, fortunately, we were able to rent a small space heater that kept our room comfortable.