Apartaestudios La Candelaria
Colonial walls with a private terrace attached
Su questo hotel
Apartaestudios La Candelaria occupies a genuinely historic building inside Bogota's colonial core, and it leans into that setting rather than modernizing it away: parquet floors, private terraces, and balconies with garden views run through the individual units, each also fitted with a kitchenette for longer, self-catering stays that suit travelers who prefer to cook at least some of their own meals. Free Wi-Fi covers the property, and a shared sun terrace gives guests a communal outdoor space beyond their own private balcony. The Luis Angel Arango Library sits a four-minute walk off and Bolivar Square about seven minutes further, putting the district's central landmarks within easy reach on foot. El Dorado International Airport is roughly thirteen kilometers away, a genuine trade-off for the depth of historic character on offer here.
- Sun terrace
- Kitchenette
- Free Wi-Fi
- Garden views
Il nostro parere
L'Apartaestudios La Candelaria è adatto a chi vuole sentirsi parte del tessuto coloniale di La Candelaria invece di limitarsi a visitarlo, in una guesthouse in un edificio storico con parquet originale. Alcune camere hanno terrazza privata, angolo cottura, balcone o vista sul giardino, e c'è una terrazza solarium condivisa per gli ospiti. L'aeroporto dista 13 chilometri, quindi lo sceglierei per il quartiere, non per un trasferimento veloce. Un punteggio di 9,2 su 916 recensioni lo conferma.
- ✓Walk to the Luis Angel Arango Library first thing in the morning, a four-minute stroll before the crowds arrive.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for at least one meal if staying more than two nights, since groceries are easy to find nearby.
- ✓Book well ahead for a balcony unit with a garden view, since these are limited within the historic building.
Perché ci piace
- A genuine historic colonial building
- Private terraces and balconies in units
- Four minutes from Luis Angel Arango Library
- Kitchenettes suited to longer stays
Perché piace ai viaggiatoriWe stayed a full week and the kitchenette earned its keep by the third day, breakfast made in-house most mornings before walking down to Bolivar Square. Our balcony looked over a neighbor's small garden rather than a street, quiet in a way I hadn't expected from a building this close to the historic center's busiest blocks and plazas nearby, even on weekend afternoons.