Hotel Teusaquillo Boutique is at Transversal 18A bis No. 37-52 in Teusaquillo, a residential neighborhood in central Bogotá known for its early twentieth-century brick houses, quiet tree-lined streets and the pedestrian boulevard of Park Way, which is about a three-minute walk away. It is a small property, with standard single, twin and double rooms, and it is the budget pick among the hotels we feature in the city. Rooms have free Wi-Fi, desks and wardrobes, and daily housekeeping, and the front desk is open around the clock. A full breakfast is available for an extra charge. The hotel accepts cats and dogs for a small nightly fee, which is useful for travelers who do not want to leave a pet behind. There is no pool, no restaurant to speak of and no on-site parking, so think of it as a simple, clean place to sleep in a neighborhood that gives you a feel for everyday life in Bogotá.
Location and getting around
Teusaquillo sits between the busy Avenida El Dorado corridor and the leafy streets near the National University, which makes it much quieter than the nightlife districts of Zona T and Parque 93. Park Way is a three-minute walk, with its cafes, bars and Sunday gatherings, and the Universidad La Gran Colombia is under a kilometer away. The area has many small restaurants, bakeries and neighborhood cafes that serve a hearty set lunch at good prices, a very Bogotano way to eat.
The El Dorado airport is around twenty-five minutes away by car without heavy traffic, and the US Embassy is roughly three kilometers away. The historic center, the Gold Museum and the Monserrate funicular are a short taxi or ride-hail trip from here, and the TransMilenio system runs along nearby avenues if you want to travel like a local.
Rooms and facilities
The room mix is simple, with a single room, a twin room and a double room, so check the bed configuration carefully when you book. Rooms are compact, which is typical for this price level. Desks and wardrobes make a longer stay manageable, and daily housekeeping keeps things tidy. Breakfast is optional and charged separately, and the neighborhood cafes are a good alternative.
Check-in runs from the early afternoon to the evening, with no after-hours check-in, so tell the hotel your arrival time if your flight lands late. Check-out is at noon. Pets are welcome for a fee, while parking is not offered, so use taxis for arrivals and departures.
Who it suits and what to know: the hotel suits budget travelers, solo visitors, students and anyone who prefers a residential neighborhood to a tourist district and does not need hotel facilities. It is less suitable if you want a restaurant, a pool or a lively social scene on site, in which case the DoubleTree near Parque 93 or the Four Seasons Casa Medina are better fits.
Because the property is small and new to many travelers, read the room description closely, look at recent guest comments and ask the hotel about check-in procedures before you arrive. Bogotá is cool and can be wet at any time of year, so pack layers and a light rain jacket. Free cancellation applies to selected rates, so compare your options and book early for long holiday weekends.
Why stay here
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
- ✓24-hour front desk
- ✓Daily housekeeping
- ✓Breakfast available for a fee
- ✓Pets allowed for a fee
- ✓Desks in rooms
- ✓Wardrobes in rooms
- ✓Three minutes on foot to Park Way
Good questions
Where is Hotel Teusaquillo Boutique?+
At Transversal 18A bis No. 37-52 in Teusaquillo, about a three-minute walk from Park Way.
Are pets allowed?+
Cats and dogs are accepted for a nightly fee per pet. Confirm the current fee when you book.
Does it have parking?+
No on-site parking is offered, so use taxis or ride-hailing.
