Hotel bh Usaquén stands at Calle 120 No. 7-14, a two-minute walk from Usaquén Park and a few minutes from the Sunday flea market, in the heart of Bogotá's most village-like neighborhood. It has 88 rooms, and guests rate it 9.0 out of 10 across more than 670 reviews, with high marks for cleanliness and for staff and service. For a mid-priced hotel it offers a long list of amenities. There is a rooftop terrace, a garden, a sauna, a gym, a coffee shop, a restaurant and a bar and lounge, plus a library and a game room that are unusual in the city and handy on a rainy afternoon. A business center, two meeting rooms and a ballroom make it a common choice for small events, and a 24-hour front desk, an elevator and free Wi-Fi cover the basics. Rooms include standard twin and double options and superior rooms, some with city views, and the better rooms add premium bedding, a minibar, a safe and a desk.
Location and getting around
The hotel is within a three-minute walk of the flea market and a major university hospital, and about five minutes from the Hacienda Santa Bárbara mall, so shopping, dining and medical services are all close. The Usaquén TransMilenio station is roughly fourteen minutes on foot and Unicentro about eighteen. Parque 93, with its restaurants and bars, is a short drive south.
The El Dorado airport is around forty minutes away by car in ordinary traffic, and the hotel offers an airport shuttle for a per-person fee. For central Bogotá, including the Gold Museum, La Candelaria and the Monserrate cable car, take a taxi or ride-hailing car and allow plenty of time at rush hour.
Rooms and facilities
Rooms are practical and comfortable rather than luxurious. A buffet breakfast is served early in the morning for a separate charge, so check your rate to see whether it is included. Parking on site is limited, with a garage option, so ask in advance if you are driving. There is no pool, but the sauna, gym and rooftop terrace give you places to unwind after a day at altitude, and the library and game room are good for families with children.
A small facilities fee is charged per person per night, so look at the full price before you compare with other hotels. Pets are not allowed apart from service animals, and the property is smoke-free. Check-in runs from the afternoon until midnight, and check-out is before eleven-thirty in the morning, which is earlier than at many hotels.
Who it suits and what to know: bh Usaquén suits couples, small groups and families who want to stay in the neighborhood and walk to dinner, as well as business travelers visiting nearby offices and clinics. Choose it over the other Usaquén options if you value the sauna, library and rooftop, and choose the Hampton by Hilton if free breakfast and covered parking matter more.
Usaquén is busy on Sundays, so book dinner and expect street noise on market days, and ask for a higher floor if you sleep lightly. If you want to be inside the colonial center, La Candelaria is a better fit. Reserve early for long holiday weekends and the December season, and look for flexible rates if your plans are not final.
Why stay here
- ✓Rooftop terrace
- ✓Sauna
- ✓Gym
- ✓Restaurant
- ✓Bar and lounge
- ✓Coffee shop
- ✓Library and game room
- ✓Business center and meeting rooms
Good questions
How far is Hotel bh Usaquén from Usaquén Park?+
About a two-minute walk, and the Sunday flea market is about three.
Does the hotel have a pool?+
No. It has a sauna, a gym, a rooftop terrace, a library and a game room instead.
Is breakfast included?+
A daily buffet is available for a separate charge. Check your rate when you book.
