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A 60-room, 11-storey design hotel near the Parque de la 93, known for its Apache rooftop bar, playful details and rooms with private decks.
Good to know
The Click Clack Hotel is a contemporary design hotel in an 11-storey building close to the Parque de la 93 in the north of Bogotá. It is included in the MICHELIN Guide's hotel selection, which describes it as hyper-modern, and it suits anyone who wants a lively, stylish base rather than a traditional luxury hotel.
The 60 rooms are minimalist, with reflective glass, abstract canvases and backlit headboards, and most have private decks, a welcome feature in a city hotel. Much of the room is controlled by iPad, and there are playful touches throughout, from custom door handles to Space Invaders patterns in the lift. Breakfast is included in the rate. Ask for a room with a deck when booking, since most rooms have one, and expect to control much of the room from an iPad, which takes a minute to get used to.
The hotel's social life revolves around its food and drink. Apache, on the roof, is a burger bar and club with views of the hills and the skyline. Downstairs, Cien Gramos is a kitchen bar serving small plates. There is also a spa, a fitness room and a beauty centre, so the hotel covers most needs without leaving the building.
Click Clack suits couples, groups of friends and solo travellers who like design and nightlife, and business travellers who want to be in the north. Light sleepers may prefer to ask for a room on a lower floor away from the rooftop on weekend nights. If you want a quieter, more classic stay, the Four Seasons hotels and the Sofitel are close by.
The hotel is on Carrera 11 at Calle 93, a short walk from the Parque de la 93 and within reach of the Zona Rosa. Azahar's Parque 93 café and Galería Café Libro's salsa club are around the corner, so you can go from coffee to an evening out on foot. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the simplest way to reach the historic centre and the airport. Book through the hotel or a trusted platform, and check whether rooftop events are planned during your stay.
60 rooms, most with private decks.
Yes. Breakfast is included.
Yes. Apache is a rooftop burger bar and club with views of the hills and skyline.
Cien Gramos, a kitchen bar serving small plates.
Yes. There is a spa, a fitness room and a beauty centre.
At Carrera 11 No. 93-77, a short walk from the Parque de la 93.
The rooftop bar is lively on weekend nights, so light sleepers may want a lower floor.
It is part of the MICHELIN Guide's hotel selection.
Tour operator
The city's original street art walking tour, running since 2011 with tip-based shared tours daily at 10:00 and 14:00 from Parque de los Periodistas.
Restaurant
Álvaro Clavijo's contemporary Colombian restaurant in Chapinero Alto, opened in 2017 and named No. 1 on Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants list in 2025.
Attraction
The Banco de la República's Gold Museum on Parque Santander holds tens of thousands of pre-Columbian pieces, including the Muisca raft linked to the El Dorado…
Café
A downtown tea room and bakery founded in 1936 by a Spanish exile, famous for its chocolate santafereño and traditional Bogotá pastries.