Casona de Usaquen Hotel Boutique

Casona de Usaquen Hotel Boutique is a restored house at Calle 117 No. 6-27 in the historic core of Usaquen, in northern Bogota, Colombia. Usaquen was a separate village before the city grew around it, and its cobbled streets, plaza and colonial church remain a favourite for visitors. The hotel is steps from the plaza and the weekend artisan and flea market held on Sundays, and the area has a dense cluster of restaurants and cafes. The Hacienda Santa Barbara shopping complex is close by, and TransMilenio and buses along Carrera 7 connect toward the city centre, roughly 45 minutes or more away depending on traffic. El Dorado International Airport is roughly 45 to 60 minutes by car. The building is a heritage house with a patio, decorated with Colombian crafts, and the atmosphere is small, quiet and residential. Rooms come as Standard, Superior and Suite categories, with wifi, and breakfast is included and served in the patio, a pleasant start to the day in the cool Bogota morning. There is no pool, spa or gym, so the hotel offers character and location rather than resort facilities. Service is personal, with a concierge and luggage storage, and staff can advise on the market, restaurants and transport. The property suits couples, independent travellers and visitors who want a village-like base away from the business districts, though it is farther from the central museums. Rates run roughly COP 280,000 to 450,000 per night (about USD 88 to 142), which is good value for a boutique stay. Weekends are lively around the plaza, so light sleepers may prefer a quieter room. Registered taxis or ride-hailing apps are the recommended way to travel at night.