Bogotá has a solid hotel market, and the options most relevant to LGBTQ+ travelers are concentrated in Chapinero, Zona Rosa (the upscale commercial district), and the Parque 93 area. Hotels in these neighborhoods are uniformly welcoming to same-sex couples and are well-positioned for the gay scene and the city's better restaurants and bars.

Where to stay

Chapinero is the obvious choice for proximity to the LGBTQ+ scene. Hotels and guesthouses in the neighborhood range from budget to mid-range. The area is well-connected by TransMilenio and Uber.

Zona Rosa and the Parque 93 area are the upscale alternatives — international business hotels, better-than-average restaurants, and a generally polished neighborhood feel. These are further from the gay venues in Chapinero but offer a higher base level of security and service, and Uber makes the distance trivial.

The historic La Candelaria neighborhood in the center is atmospheric and cheap but requires more awareness of surroundings and is further from the gay scene. It suits travelers who prioritize colonial architecture and museum proximity over nightlife access.

The hotels

    • Casa Legado — This Bogota Hotel located in Quinta Camacho, one of Bogota’s premium neighborhoods, is surrounded by some of our best restaurants, cafes, galleries and shops. Casa Legado has a mid-20th century style, 13 rooms each with a different and unique style plus 9 living areas that will make you feel right at home.
    • Casa Quinta Hotel — A small hotel with friendly staff (who don't speak English). Very clean and staff is very helpful. A few extra include fresh coffee on offer all day, a good breakfast and free WiFi. open: All year; rooms from Col$ 89,500; breakfast from 7-11h; number of rooms: 10 Internet access Guestrooms with television Dry sauna Whirlpool / Jacuzzi / Hot tub Work-out equipment available Free WiFi ADDRESS Carrera 4 | Bogotá +5713376500 www.casaquintahotel.com
    • Hotel Boutique San Sebastian — The Hotel San Sebastian is the only 100% gay hotel in Bogota, the hotel is cozy and intimate, characterized by its design Pop Art, under the influence of artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. open: All year; rooms from US$ 90; breakfast from 6.30-10.30h; number of rooms: 8 Gay and lesbian mixed crowd Bar with full range of alcoholic beverages Guestrooms with television Meals. Extensive menu available Extensive wine list
    • Hotel Casona del Patio — Hotel Casona del Patio offers a comfortable setting while in Bogota. It is ideally located for guests wanting to visit local attractions. The bed & breakfast has 24 rooms and has been recently refurbished. Staff are available 24 hours a day and can book tours and tickets. Hotel Casona's rooms offer wireless internet access, plus all the essentials for a comfortable stay. There are also a number of rooms designed for families. On-site dining options include a restaurant, which is an ideal spo
    • Sofitel Bogota Victoria Regia — Stylish and luxurious, Sofitel Bogota Victoria Regia is located in Bogota and features a sauna. It is ideally positioned for guests wishing to visit the area's popular attractions. This 5-star hotel offers 24-hour room service, an express check-in and check-out feature and valet parking. Staff are available 24 hours a day and can assist with booking tours and tickets. All the modern rooms at Sofitel Victoria Regia Hotel Bogota provide a mini bar, an iPod docking station and a pillow menu. All ha
    • W Bogota — W Bogota is a luxury hotel in Colombia, through authentic and attentive service, a modern interpretation of the El Dorado legend. The place located in a vibrant erea in town, with many possibilities.

Practical notes

Bogotá is very affordable. Mid-range hotels with breakfast included cost a fraction of European equivalents. Even upscale hotels in Zona Rosa and Parque 93 are reasonable in EUR or USD terms. Book in advance for June when the Pride march draws additional visitors.

For the full Bogotá picture, see the Gay Bogotá Guide.