Hampton by Hilton Bogotá - Usaquén is at Carrera 7 No. 118-30 in the Usaquén neighborhood, a former village on the northern edge of the city that has kept its colonial plaza, its cobbled lanes and its weekend flea market. The hotel is a modern six-floor building with 100 rooms, and guests rate it 9.2 out of 10 across nearly 400 reviews, with strong scores for cleanliness, staff and service. The package is simple and good value. A free hot buffet breakfast is served every morning, free covered parking is available if you reserve a space ahead, and rooms include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a safe, a refrigerator and a flat-screen television. There is a restaurant, a coffee shop and a terrace, a 24-hour gym, and a free manager's reception on weekday evenings. Many rooms look toward the eastern mountains, which is a pleasant start to the day in a city set on a high plateau.
Location and getting around
The hotel sits within a few minutes on foot of Usaquén Park, the Hacienda Santa Bárbara mall and the Sunday flea market, so you can step out for coffee, crafts and a long lunch without needing a car. A large university hospital is also very close, which makes the hotel popular with families visiting patients and with medical travelers. The Usaquén station on the TransMilenio line is about thirteen minutes on foot, and the Unicentro shopping center is roughly eighteen minutes on foot.
Parque 93 is a short drive away. The El Dorado airport is around forty minutes by car in normal traffic, and an airport shuttle is available for a fee. For the historic center, the Gold Museum and Monserrate, plan on a taxi or ride-hailing car, and allow time for traffic, which can be heavy on weekdays.
Rooms and facilities
Rooms are standard Hampton comfort, with twin and queen options, mountain and city views and accessible rooms with roll-in showers. They are a practical size for two, and a good choice for solo travelers and couples more than for larger families. Breakfast is included, which saves time and money, and the buffet is open early enough for tour pickups.
The gym is open around the clock. There is no pool, so travelers who want a swim should consider the DoubleTree near Parque 93. Parking is covered but needs advance reservation, and height restrictions apply. Pets are not allowed, apart from service animals. Check-in begins in the afternoon and check-out is before noon, with early check-in and late check-out available for a fee when space allows.
Who it suits and what to know: this is a good choice for first-time visitors who want a calmer base with restaurants and shops on the doorstep, couples who enjoy a village feel, and business travelers who value free breakfast and parking at a fair price. Usaquén is at its liveliest on Sundays, when the market fills the streets, so expect crowds and book dinner in advance.
For museums and colonial streets, La Candelaria is the better base, and our where-to-stay guide compares the neighborhoods. Free cancellation is available on selected rates, so compare flexible and non-refundable options, and book early for the long holiday weekends and the December season.
Why stay here
- ✓Free buffet breakfast
- ✓Free covered parking (reserve ahead)
- ✓24-hour gym
- ✓Restaurant
- ✓Coffee shop
- ✓Terrace
- ✓Free Wi-Fi and air conditioning
- ✓Free manager's reception
Good questions
Is breakfast included at Hampton by Hilton Bogotá - Usaquén?+
A free hot buffet breakfast is served daily. Confirm it on your rate when you book.
How do I reserve parking?+
Free covered self parking is available, but you need to contact the hotel ahead of time to reserve a space, and height restrictions apply.
Is it close to the Usaquén flea market?+
Yes, the Sunday flea market and Usaquén Park are about a three-minute walk away.
