GHL Hotel Tequendama
Centro Internacional
One of Bogotá’s best-known hotels, in Centro Internacional. Large rooms, an indoor pool, a spa and a 24-hour reception make it an easy, comfortable base at a mid-range price.
from $70 / night
Guest-friendly hotels in Bogotá
Bogotá is Colombia’s capital and one of South America’s most exciting cities: great restaurants, serious nightlife and mountain views from almost every street. If you want the freedom to bring a visitor back to your room, your choice of hotel matters. These hotels are reported to welcome visitors without extra fees – from budget to five-star.
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$40from / night
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All guest-friendly hotels in Bogotá
7 hotels
Hotel Habitel Select
Fontibón (near El Dorado Airport)
A practical choice for short stays and late arrivals: modern rooms, a spa and gym, and breakfast often included – just a short ride from the airport.
from $50 / night
Hotel B3 Virrey
Parque El Virrey / Chicó
Compact, design-focused rooms in one of Bogotá’s most pleasant neighborhoods. The bars and restaurants of Zona T and Zona G are within walking distance – at a budget price.
from $45 / night
Hotel Estelar Suites Jones
Chapinero
Apartment-style suites with a kitchenette – far more room than a standard hotel room – in lively Chapinero. A good fit for stays of a week or longer.
from $55 / night
Hotel Vilar América
Chapinero
The lowest starting price on this list, with breakfast, a small gym and a bar. Located in Chapinero, between downtown and the north.
from $40 / night
Hotel de la Opera
La Candelaria
A historic hotel next to the Teatro Colón, with high ceilings, a spa and pool, and rooftop views over the old town.
from $80 / night
Bogotá Marriott Hotel
Salitre
Reliable Marriott standards in the Salitre business area: indoor pool, spa, restaurants – and Marriott Bonvoy points on your stay.
from $130 / night
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Photo credits
- GHL Hotel Tequendama – Photo: Felipe Restrepo Acosta, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Hotel Habitel Select – Photo: QuinteroEsteban, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Hotel B3 Virrey – Photo: Felipe Restrepo Acosta, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Hotel Estelar Suites Jones – Photo: Felipe Restrepo Acosta, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Hotel Vilar América – Photo: Felipe Restrepo Acosta, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Hotel de la Opera – Photo: Racso (Oscar Fernando Gómez), CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Bogotá Marriott Hotel – Photo: User:EEIM, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Map & live prices
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Compare at a glance
| Hotel | Area | Class | From | Best for | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GHL Hotel Tequendama | Centro Internacional | Mid-range | $70 | Comfort at a fair price | |
| Hotel Habitel Select | Fontibón (near El Dorado Airport) | Budget | $50 | Airport stays | |
| Hotel B3 Virrey | Parque El Virrey / Chicó | Budget | $45 | Nightlife on foot | |
| Hotel Estelar Suites Jones | Chapinero | Mid-range | $55 | Longer stays | |
| Hotel Vilar América | Chapinero | Budget | $40 | Lowest budget | |
| Hotel de la Opera | La Candelaria | Luxury | $80 | History & character | |
| Bogotá Marriott Hotel | Salitre | Luxury | $130 | Premium comfort |
Prices are indicative starting rates per night and change with dates. Check live prices before you book.
Where to stay in Bogotá
Chicó, Zona T & El Virrey
The heart of Bogotá’s dining and nightlife. Walkable, well-kept and the most popular area for visitors.
Chapinero
Lively and central, full of cafés and bars, with good-value hotels between the north and downtown.
Centro Internacional
Business district with large hotels, close to museums and a short ride from the old town.
La Candelaria
The historic old town with colonial streets and museums. Beautiful by day, quiet at night – take taxis after dark.
Salitre & El Dorado Airport
Convenient for flights and business trips, but far from nightlife.
Smart & safe: tips for bringing a guest
- Your visitor will usually need to show a valid ID at reception. See it as protection, not a hassle.
- Only bring guests you know are adults (18+). Hotels check IDs.
- Lock cash, passport and valuables in the room safe before your guest arrives.
- Be careful with new acquaintances: drugging (for example with scopolamine) is a known risk in Colombia. Never accept a drink you did not see being prepared.
- Use app-based taxis or ask the hotel to call one, especially at night.
Frequently asked questions
What does “guest-friendly hotel” mean?
A guest-friendly hotel lets you bring a visitor to your room without charging a guest fee or making you upgrade to a double room. Visitors usually register with an ID at the front desk.
Do guest-friendly hotels in Bogotá charge a visitor fee?
The hotels on this page are reported not to charge a visitor fee. Policies can change, so check the latest traveler reviews on each hotel page or confirm with the hotel before booking.
Does my visitor need an ID in Bogotá?
Yes, almost always. Hotels in Colombia usually register visitors at reception with a valid ID, and visitors must be adults. This is standard practice and protects you, your guest and the hotel.
Can my visitor stay overnight?
Often yes, but some hotels register an overnight visitor as an additional guest, which can change the price. Ask at check-in or confirm with the hotel in advance.
Which area of Bogotá is best for guest-friendly hotels?
For nightlife on foot, Chicó, Zona T and El Virrey. For good value, Chapinero. For history, La Candelaria. For short stopovers, the hotels near El Dorado Airport.
How do I know a hotel is really guest-friendly?
Look at the guest policy and the “Guest check” on each hotel page: it shows how many travelers were able to bring a visitor without problems. After your stay, add your own review.
Where can I find companions in Bogotá?
Independent companions in Bogotá mostly advertise on Colombian classified sites. These are external websites that we do not operate or check. Only meet adults (18+), and read our safety tips above before you invite anyone to your hotel.
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