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Hotel Casa Deco

Hotel · Boutique hotel$$La Candelaria, Bogotá

A small boutique hotel in La Candelaria near the Chorro de Quevedo, with individually designed rooms, a panoramic terrace and a 24-hour coffee station.

At a glance

Type
Boutique hotel
Area
La Candelaria, Bogotá, Colombia
Price
$$ · Mid-range
Official site
hotelcasadeco.com

Good to know

  • Panoramic terrace
  • Restaurant
  • 24-hour reception
  • Private transport
  • Wi-Fi

Why we recommend it

Hotel Casa Deco is a boutique hotel in La Candelaria, the historic centre of Bogotá, and a good mid-range choice for travellers who want to stay within walking distance of the main museums and squares. Each room has its own design, and the hotel promises personalised attention, which sets it apart from larger hotels in the north of the city.

Rooms range from singles and doubles to triples, junior suites for two or three adults and a master suite, so the hotel works for solo travellers, couples, friends and small families. The panoramic terrace is the hotel's standout space. There is a restaurant, Wi-Fi throughout, and a 24-hour reception and coffee station, which is handy for early departures and late arrivals.

The hotel offers private transport on request, including transfers, and packages such as a romantic night with a decorated room, wine, chocolates or fruit, bathrobes and breakfast served in the restaurant or the room. It also runs occasional direct-booking offers, so check the official website before booking elsewhere. The hotel publishes a page on its sustainability and social projects, and it keeps profiles on Facebook, Instagram and TripAdvisor that are useful for seeing photos of the different rooms. Because every room has its own design, look carefully at the room type before you book, particularly if you are travelling as a group of three and need a triple or a larger junior suite.

Casa Deco suits culture-focused travellers who want to walk to the Museo Botero, the Museo del Oro and Plaza de Bolívar, and those who want a quieter base than a hostel without paying five-star prices. As with any hotel in the centre, plan to take taxis in the evenings if you are heading to restaurants in Chapinero or the north.

The hotel is on Calle 12C at Carrera 2, in the upper part of La Candelaria close to the Chorro de Quevedo, with the restaurant Prudencia within a few minutes on foot. Plaza de Bolívar and the cathedral are a short walk downhill. For reservations, contact the hotel by phone or WhatsApp on +57 322 340 8132, or by email at [email protected].

Hotel Casa Deco FAQs

Where is Hotel Casa Deco?

At Calle 12C No. 2-36 in La Candelaria, near the Chorro de Quevedo.

What room types are available?

Singles, doubles, triples, junior suites for two or three adults and a master suite.

Is there a terrace?

Yes. The hotel has a panoramic terrace.

Is reception open 24 hours?

Yes. Reception and a coffee station are available 24 hours.

Does the hotel arrange transport?

Yes. Private transport can be arranged on request.

How do I book?

By phone or WhatsApp on +57 322 340 8132, or by email at [email protected].

Which sights are within walking distance?

Plaza de Bolívar, the cathedral, the Museo Botero and the Museo del Oro.

Does it offer packages?

Yes, including a romantic night package with wine and breakfast.

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