Palermo Home Bogota & Art Gallery
A bar, gallery, and live music under one roof
O tym hotelu
Palermo Home Bogota & Art Gallery pairs its Teusaquillo address with an in-house entertainment identity rare among the city's mid-range hotels: a bar, a coffee shop, and live music running alongside an outdoor seating area and patio, giving the property its own evening scene rather than relying entirely on nearby venues. Rooms include private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, streaming services, work desks, and minibars, with parquet floors adding a touch of character. A shared kitchen and kitchenette suit longer, self-catering stays. El Campin Stadium sits about nine kilometers off for match-day energy on the right dates during the football season, and El Dorado International Airport is roughly ten kilometers away, keeping the property within reasonable reach of both ends of the city for most travelers.
- Bar
- Live music
- Coffee shop
- Shared kitchen
Nasza opinia
This property earns its place through its own bar and live music program, a genuine draw for travelers who want an evening in rather than a walk to find one elsewhere. The gallery-adjacent character adds something few Teusaquillo hotels offer their guests. It suits guests prioritizing on-site entertainment over Candelaria's historic streets or Chapinero's denser restaurant scene nearby in the city.
- ✓Check the live music schedule at booking if evening entertainment matters to your choice of stay here.
- ✓Use the shared kitchen for at least one meal if staying more than a couple of nights in Teusaquillo.
- ✓Check match-day schedules if El Campin Stadium interests you, since the venue sits about nine kilometers away.
Za co to kochamy
- A genuine on-site bar with live music
- Coffee shop and gallery character combined
- Shared kitchen for longer stays
- Nine kilometers from El Campin Stadium
Za co goście to uwielbiająWe caught live music at the in-house bar on our second night, an unexpected highlight for what looked like a standard mid-range hotel from the outside at first glance. The shared kitchen covered breakfast most mornings, and the gallery-style decor throughout gave the whole stay a more personal feel than the typical Teusaquillo business hotel nearby, which we'd stayed in before on a previous trip.