Where to stay in Bogotá
La Candelaria for museums and old streets on foot; Chapinero around the Zona G for restaurants; Usaquén for a quieter, small-town feel in the north.
La Candelaria for museums and old streets on foot; Chapinero around the Zona G for restaurants; Usaquén for a quieter, small-town feel in the north.
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The historic center, walkable to Bolívar Square and the Gold and Botero museums, though its streets are steep and cobbled.
Hotels in La CandelariaA restaurant district north of the center, good for dinners but a taxi ride from the old town museums.
Hotels in Chapinero (Zona G)A former town with a 17th-century church, craft shops and restaurants, but far north of the historic center.
Hotels in UsaquénMap and live prices from Stay22 and its booking partners. TravPa earns a commission if you book; your price stays the same.