A restored house on a cobbled street in the historic core of Usaquen, steps from the plaza, the church and the weekend artisan market. Small, quiet and decorated with Colombian crafts, with breakfast served in the patio.
Casona de Usaquen Hotel Boutique is at Calle 117 No. 6-27 in the historic core of Usaquen, a village-style neighbourhood in the north of Bogota, Colombia. The hotel stands on a cobbled street steps from the plaza, the colonial-style church and the weekend artisan market, and the restaurants and cafes of Usaquen are within a few minutes on foot. The Parque de la 93 area is a short taxi ride south, and El Dorado International Airport is roughly an hour away by road in normal traffic.
The property is a restored house, and its scale is small, quiet and personal. Decoration draws on Colombian crafts, which gives the interiors a local character rather than a standard chain look. Room categories include Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms and Suites, and the heritage layout means rooms differ in size and shape.
Breakfast is included and is served in the patio, which is the main shared space and a pleasant place to relax during the day. There is no full restaurant, pool or spa, so guests typically eat at the many restaurants of Usaquen nearby, which range from casual cafes to more formal dining. A concierge can help with reservations, tours and transport, and luggage storage is useful for early arrivals and late departures.
Service is warm and personal, in the manner of a small guesthouse. Rates run from about COP 280,000 to COP 450,000 per night (roughly USD 89 to 143), which is affordable for a boutique stay in one of the most attractive neighbourhoods of the city. The area is lively at weekends because of the market and quieter on weekday evenings. Visitors are advised to use taxis or ride apps after dark, and to keep to the main streets of the old village when walking at night.
| Price | COP 280,000-450,000/night (USD 89-143) |
|---|---|
| Address | Calle 117 No. 6-27, Usaquen, Bogota 110111, Colombia |
Room types
- Standard Room
- Superior Room
- Suite
Amenities
- patio
- breakfast included
- wifi
- heritage building
- luggage storage
- concierge
Location
Calle 117 No. 6-27, Usaquen, Bogota 110111, Colombia
4.6941, -74.0315 View on map
Highlights
- Restored house steps from the Usaquen plaza and church
- Breakfast served in the patio
- Decorated with Colombian crafts
- Next to the weekend artisan market
Tips for visiting
- Book early for weekends, when the market brings many visitors.
- Ask the concierge to arrange restaurant reservations.
- Use taxis or ride apps at night.
- Ask for a room away from the street for quieter sleep.
- Use luggage storage on arrival and departure days.
When to visit
Sundays are liveliest because of the artisan market. Dry months, December to March and July to August, suit patio breakfasts.
Accessibility
As a restored house, it may have stairs and uneven levels, and the cobbled streets outside can be difficult for wheelchairs. Guests with mobility needs should confirm accessible rooms with the hotel.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Casona de Usaquen?
It is at Calle 117 No. 6-27 in the historic core of Usaquen, steps from the plaza and church.
Is breakfast included?
Yes. Breakfast is included and served in the patio.
Is it a heritage building?
Yes. It is a restored house decorated with Colombian crafts.
How much does a room cost?
Rates run from about COP 280,000 to COP 450,000 per night, roughly USD 89 to 143.