CASA DE LOURDES - LA CANDELARIA
A communal courtyard steps from Bolivar Square
Sobre este hotel
Casa de Lourdes sits inside La Candelaria, Bogota's colonial core, and pairs family rooms offering garden or mountain views with a genuinely communal set of shared spaces: an open-air bath, a shared kitchen, a games room, and outdoor seating areas that give the property a guesthouse feel rather than a standard hotel one entirely. Rooms include air-conditioning and flat-screen TVs alongside free Wi-Fi throughout the building. The Luis Angel Arango Library sits roughly a thirteen-minute walk away, and Bolivar Square about fifteen minutes further, putting the old town's central landmarks within an easy morning stroll from the front door. American breakfast, including a breakfast-to-go option, covers early departures for guests heading out before the district wakes up properly.
- Sun terrace
- Shared kitchen
- Games room
- Free Wi-Fi
A nossa opinião
This guesthouse suits travelers who want a communal, sociable stay inside La Candelaria's colonial streets, with the shared kitchen and games room genuine draws for longer visits or solo travelers. The fifteen-minute walk to Bolivar Square keeps sightseeing easy without a taxi. It is a less private option than a standalone hotel room, which matters for guests who prefer to keep to themselves.
- ✓Use the shared kitchen for at least one meal, a good way to meet other guests during a Candelaria stay.
- ✓Walk to Bolivar Square in the morning, roughly fifteen minutes, before the plaza fills with midday visitors.
- ✓Grab the breakfast-to-go option if you have an early start planned toward the Museum of Gold or nearby sights.
Porque gostamos
- Garden or mountain-view family rooms
- Genuine shared kitchen and games room
- Fifteen minutes on foot to Bolivar Square
- Open-air bath for communal use
Porque os viajantes adoramWe ended up cooking two dinners in the shared kitchen and talking with other guests both times, a genuinely social side to the stay we hadn't expected from a guesthouse this central. Bolivar Square was an easy fifteen-minute walk most mornings, and our room's mountain view caught the Eastern Hills clearly enough to become a regular part of the daily routine.