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Casa Deco

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A budget friendly hotel with a striking art deco façade, colourful contemporary rooms and an ideal location in the historic centre.

The welcoming Casa Deco is a budget‑friendly hotel in La Candelaria, the historic centre of Bogotá, and within easy walking distance of the Plaza Bolívar, the Museo del Oro (Gold Museum), and many of the city’s other key attractions.

As its name suggests, the hotel features a striking art deco façade, while inside the décor leans more contemporary. The 20 rooms and suites are simply furnished, each one individually decorated in a single predominant colour and showcasing a piece of modern art on the walls.

There’s a small breakfast room on the ground floor, and from the rooftop terrace you can enjoy wonderful views over the city and up to Cerro Monserrate.

What our clients say

Lovely hotel close to the centre of Bogota in the historic La Candelaria district. The staff were friendly, room and breakfast good. I loved looking out over the city from…
TF, Wakefield Jun 2017
"Hotel in Bogota could have been better and would have paid more for that, but would still have gone for a similar location."
NR,Henley-on-thames Dec 2014
"A little noisy at times."
RB, Guildford Jan 2014
Greatly enjoyed stay at this hotel. Very conveniently located in centre of colonial part (La Candelaria). Large airy room and all modernisation was in keeping with its Art Deco facade.…
JS, St. albans Mar 2015
Very clean, spacious and well deco-rated (pardon pun)
WR, London Jan 2017
Nice hotel, clean, lovely staff, great breakfast. A bit noisy - this didn't bother us but might bother some people.
JLK, Kenley Feb 2018

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