




The Orchids
A fireplace one minute from Colon Theater
Su questo hotel
The Orchids sits inside La Candelaria, Bogota's historical district, and builds its character around period decor rather than modern hotel design: fireplaces, iPod docking stations, and in some rooms a hot tub, alongside private bathrooms with showers and TVs throughout. An a la carte restaurant serves dishes on site, a rarer amenity for a boutique property this size. Colon Theater sits a one-minute walk from the hotel, and the Museum of Gold is about five blocks further, putting two of the old town's cultural landmarks within an easy stroll from the front door. El Dorado International Airport is roughly a twenty-minute drive away, and free Wi-Fi covers the property throughout the stay for every guest booked into the historic building.
- Fireplace
- A la carte restaurant
- Free Wi-Fi
- Period decor
Il nostro parere
The Orchids works well for travelers who want luxury folded into genuine La Candelaria history, with the Museum of Gold and Colon Theater both within comfortable walking distance of the front door. The fireplace and hot-tub rooms are a real point of difference from standard hotel comfort elsewhere in the city. It suits couples and culture-focused travelers more than groups seeking modern, larger-format rooms.
- ✓Request a room with a hot tub specifically at booking, since only some rooms in the building include one.
- ✓Walk to the Museum of Gold in the morning, about five blocks, before the museum's midday crowds arrive.
- ✓Catch a show at Colon Theater if the schedule allows, a genuine one-minute walk from your room.
Perché ci piace
- Genuine fireplaces in period-decorated rooms
- Some rooms include a private hot tub
- One minute from Colon Theater
- Five blocks from the Museum of Gold
Perché piace ai viaggiatoriWe booked a fireplace room mostly out of curiosity and used it every single evening once the temperature dropped after dark and the streets outside quieted down. The Museum of Gold was an easy five-block walk the next morning, and catching an evening show at Colon Theater, one minute away, made for one of the better nights of the whole Bogota trip we took that year.