For anyone interested in this place, be aware that management does not honor reservations. They do not ask for a credit card or deposit. Instead they instruct the customer to confirm the reservation either by leaving a telephone number or an Internet (e-mail) message. Given that we live in the U.S. and have no phone number in Bogota, we left a very ...

Bogota might be a nice place to visit temporarily and may impress a short-term visitor with its skyscrapers and trendy malls, but we certainly did not like our extended stay there. First of all it is highly polluted. The city busses pour chemicals into the air every time they come to a stop. The motorists are terrible and will actually speed up ...

Bogotá was a typical colonial city in the beginning, but around the turn of the 20th century. France's influence is evident in many of the palaces built during this period. Residential areas show English influence in houses built during the mid-20th century. And finally, one can feel the United States' influence in the new skyscrapers and ...

Bogota is a beautifull city, wonderfull weather. people are warm and friendly. food is found everywhere and delicious. two hours drive you find different climate. hotter or cooler,the view is expectacular from any angle.
Medellin, cartagena Santa Martha Armenia, San Andres are places you have to visit. transortation is fantastic and inexpensive.

First time to Bogota and everything was a surprise after the other, from the larger than life avenues to luxury malls, great cuisine, spring-ish/chill mostly overcast weather, the north city is extremely wealthy and expensive in contrast from the south part and the "invaciones" (poor barrios). We encounters no safety issues whatsoever ...

For an adventure you will not soon forget. This city of over eight million people will transport you to extremes, from the extreme wealth in the north to the extreme poverty in the south. In between you will find a cosmopolitan combination of just about anything you might wish to find. Pay attention and stay long enough to understand that chaos ...

Bogota was an amazing place. Great food(everything is so fresh), People w/ class, BTW... they love Amercians, Great Nightlife(Cafes/Clubs), Woman are GORGEOUS!!!!

There are (3) sections of Bogota w/ a combined 8 million people. The south is poor, central is middle class and the North is upper middle/wealthly( Like Beverly Hills but all ...

Bogota is a beautiful city full of contrast. The people where extremily nice and the activities are out of this world. I recomend going to "La Zona Roza". There you will find great restaurants, bars, pubs, shopping malls, food festivals, night clubs, antique shops... Best part is that you can stay out and party till 5 am non stop. Other ...

We were in Bogota in June and had a great time.
Our lodging was in the Nicolas Federer neighborhood and we enjoyed walking to the Galerias across the street. The Colombians are very friendly and nice. I liked hanging out and eating in Carullah (the Whold Foods Market of Colombia). Salto De La Angel was great with fantastic music and beautiful ...