Casa Mitho
A yoga-and-coffee base in upscale Usaquen
Su questo hotel
Casa Mitho sits in Usaquen, one of Bogota's more upscale northern districts, and pairs its aparthotel-style units, each with a kitchenette and work desk, with an unusual amenity list for the category: yoga classes and an on-site coffee shop alongside the more expected fitness centre most properties offer their guests. Free Wi-Fi runs throughout the building, and a 24-hour front desk with concierge service and luggage storage covers the practical side of a stay from arrival to departure. The property sits roughly thirteen kilometers from El Dorado International Airport, with Andino Shopping Mall and Parque de la 93 both within a few kilometers, giving guests a genuinely northern, residential base away from the busier central districts of the city.
- Yoga classes
- Coffee shop
- Fitness centre
- Kitchenette
Il nostro parere
Casa Mitho suits travelers who want a calmer, more residential version of Bogota, with yoga classes and a coffee shop giving the property a wellness-adjacent character rare among the city's aparthotels. The kitchenette adds real value for longer stays. It is a better fit for Usaquen-focused visits than for guests prioritizing Candelaria's colonial streets or Chapinero's restaurant density.
- ✓Join a yoga class if the schedule lines up with your stay, a distinctive amenity for a property this size.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for breakfast most mornings and save the on-site coffee shop for a mid-morning break instead.
- ✓Allow real time for the thirteen-kilometer trip to El Dorado Airport when booking an early departure flight.
Perché ci piace
- Yoga classes offered on site
- A genuine coffee shop within the property
- Kitchenette in every aparthotel unit
- Concierge and 24-hour front desk
Perché piace ai viaggiatoriWe joined a yoga class on our second morning almost on a whim and it turned into a daily routine for the rest of the stay, a nice surprise from an aparthotel. The kitchenette handled breakfast most days, and the coffee shop downstairs became our go-to stop before heading out to explore Usaquen's quieter, more residential streets on foot each morning.