The room was very bright. The front‑desk man was super helpful and friendly. The noise from the street was a bit annoying; people don’t always realize they’re being heard. Still, I slept very well overall.
Émilie2 months ago
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Bogotá·8.6
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Usaquén Station Hostel, Bogotá, offers adults‑only rooms with private bathrooms, tiled floors, and panoramic mountain or city views. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, free Wi‑Fi, lounge, outdoor seating, picnic area, and shared kitchen. Private check‑in/out, 24‑hour front desk, and a paid shuttle from El Dorado Airport enhance convenience. Nearby walking, hiking, and cycling trails showcase the city’s natural beauty.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room was very bright. The front‑desk man was super helpful and friendly. The noise from the street was a bit annoying; people don’t always realize they’re being heard. Still, I slept very well overall.
Émilie·2 months ago
The hotel sits right in Usaquén, which is perfect for exploring Bogotá. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, making the stay feel relaxed. Overall a solid spot if you want a chill place to stay.
Cinzia·2 months ago
The location was convenient and the staff were helpful, but the shower water was lukewarm and the room was a bit messy. It was a mixed bag overall.
Davide·3 months ago
The hotel’s location makes it easy to explore the area, and the design is pretty, with well‑kept spaces that feel cozy. The staff were always friendly, attentive, and ready to help. Prices are great for what you get, so it’s a solid choice. We had no problems at all and would definitely come back.
Lorena·4 months ago
The place is super quiet yet close to everything, and the staff were attentive and respectful. Everything worked out perfectly.
Camilo·4 months ago