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A five-star Sofitel in the north of Bogotá blending French and Colombian style, with the Basilic restaurant and bar and valet parking.
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The Sofitel Bogotá Victoria Regia is a five-star hotel in the north of the city that blends French and Colombian style, in keeping with the Sofitel brand. It sits on Carrera 13 among the shops and restaurants of the Zona T area, and it suits travellers who want a polished, full-service hotel with a strong food and drink offer and an easy base for exploring northern Bogotá.
Food is a highlight. The Basilic restaurant, led by executive chef Néstor Mesa, serves French-inspired dishes with a Colombian twist, and the adjoining Bar Basilic is known for cocktails made with homemade syrups and infusions. Breakfast is served daily. Rooms come in several categories, from Superior and Luxury rooms to Junior Suites with a sofa bed, some with a jacuzzi, and features include marble bathrooms and a pillow menu.
For wellbeing, the hotel has a massage room and a fitness centre on the second floor. There are meeting rooms, a library space and wedding services, and the hotel offers 16 indoor parking spaces with valet parking, which is useful for travellers with a car. When booking you can request an accessible room. The hotel regularly runs packages, such as romantic getaways and family offers, so it is worth checking the official website before booking elsewhere; families can look out for an offer of a discounted adjoining room for children.
The Sofitel suits couples, business travellers and food lovers who want French-style service. It is a good alternative to the Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá, which stands a few doors along the same street, and it gives easy access to the cafés and bars around the Parque de la 93 and the Zona T. Those who want to spend most of their time in the historic centre may prefer a hotel in La Candelaria, such as the Hotel de la Ópera.
The hotel is at Carrera 13 No. 85-80. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are the simplest way to reach the centre and the airport, and the reception can help with arrangements. For questions or reservations, contact the hotel by phone on +57 601 6466390 or by email at [email protected].
The hotel describes itself as a five-star hotel.
Basilic, led by executive chef Néstor Mesa, serving French-inspired dishes with a Colombian twist.
Yes. Bar Basilic is known for cocktails made with homemade syrups and infusions.
Yes. There are 16 indoor spaces with valet parking.
You can request an accessible room when booking.
There is a fitness centre and a massage room on the second floor.
By phone on +57 601 6466390 or by email at [email protected].
At Carrera 13 No. 85-80 in the north of Bogotá, near the Zona T.
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Restaurant
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Attraction
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Café
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