The location on the flat avenue.
Eucarys2 weeks ago
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Bogotã¡, Bogotá·6.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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1 queen bed
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Hostel Calle 116 Shaio offers bright rooms with free Wi‑Fi, private or shared bathrooms, showers, and wardrobes, each bed dressed in comfortable linens. On‑site paid parking provides secure vehicle access, while a friendly Spanish‑speaking reception greets guests. Situated 5 km from Unicentro, 7 km from Andino malls, and 9 km from El Dorado Airport, it grants easy reach to Salitre Mágico and Monserrate.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location on the flat avenue.
Eucarys·2 weeks ago
The neighborhood around the place is actually the only thing I liked – it’s pleasant and convenient. Everything else left a lot to be desired: the phone never rang back, so I had to show up in person; the bathrooms were filthy and there was no soap or towel provided. Parking was a nightmare – they tried to charge me 1,000 COP per hour even though the app listed 10,000 COP for the whole day, and the lot is out in the open with the back of the car right next to a fence where stuff can get stolen.
Peñuela·A month ago
The building feels safe, clean and well‑organized, which made the stay comfortable overall. The only drawback is the rooms themselves – they’re cramped and lack enough power sockets, so you end up having to bring your own extension cords.
Leonte·A month ago
The hotel is brand‑new, so everything looks fresh and modern. Locals joke that the old owners still haunt the place, and a few guests swear they’ve seen a “ghost” here – just a funny rumor, but it adds a weird vibe.
Samid·A month ago
It was an average experience, nothing spectacular. The biggest annoyance was the misinformation on the website – they claimed checkout was at 11 am, which turned out to be false, so I was caught off guard.
Gerardo·3 months ago