Hotel Fontibon

Close to everything, friendly staff, excellent breakfast, and super comfortable beds!

Wonderfull hotel staff. Great people. Very helpfull. Will stayover again in the future if I need to.

area is small business and as such it looks deserted after 8 pm- it is just fine for 1 night as in my case. room is on the small side, bed is comfortable, bathroom was cramped around the toilet and sink with a HUGE shower area, staff is professional, breakfast is edible coffee is ok by american stamdards but sucks from a european perspective. if you arrive to Bogota around 11:00PM they will not pick you up from the airport and have to hire a taxi -watch out for the taxi fares they ask for 49k pesos for a ride that normally costs 10k to 15 k.

This was previously (if not still) a Motel... for couples for a few hours... I didn't know that, even the pictures I saw from the "hotel" are totally different. This is a TERRIBLE place, pretty ugly and dangerous neighborhood. I was there with my son 1 year old for 1 night and would never recommend the hotel. The only good thing was the bed, yes it was comfortable, other than that, the room smelled nasty, the carpet, you did not want to stand on it barefoot, the bathroom looked really bad....

The staff is very friendly, but the hotel is in a very bad condition, specially the bathroom. I do not recommend this hotel.

A good choice for a super cheap place to stay near the airport. The room was ok. Bed fairly comfortable etc. the breakfast was simple but sufficient. Not a bad place to crash if you have a early flight out of Bogota and don't want to battle traffic, or even if you get in late and don't want to splurge on a pricey hotel on arrival.

Good friendly staff but added tax to price of hotel after booking it should have been stated online prior to make reservations

We like th complementary airport transfer

This is the only hotel in Fontibon but next time we will stay closer to the airport. It was noisy from the busy street and we had to ask for an interior room for the second night. The bed was also small for two adults. The second night we had separate beds.

Only major things I didn't like was that the room did not have a desk upon which to work with my laptop. Although I suspect they did have other, larger rooms that did have a desk. I wouldn't call in a 'business hotel' unless it had at least a desk. The intenet seemed not to work in my first room but they moved me around the corner with no problem and the internet worked there. Also I had a mysterious leak from the bathroom toilet that, for a day or so until it just mysteriously stopped, keep water on the bathroom floor. Otherwise, the staff was nice. The breakfast wasn't great but it was OK (would have been nice if the juice was cold). If you walk outside on the rooftop, be care of those metal rods that stick up out of the ground. You could easily trip and break your neck (I watch one lady spill her coffee but it was too late to warn her). They ought to tie some yellow ribbons on those things. If you stay here, there's a nice little Colombian local restaurant out the door and to the right....about a 2 minutes walk. They have good ice cream too. And there's also a produce market where you can by some apples, bananas or pretty much any other kind of produce you want (for a snack in your room). Just pass that there's also a local grocer which all the normal things a local grocer has in Colombia (milk, water, candy, etc.) I didn't find the are to be particularly threatening....pretty much a working class neighborhood during the day and virtually nobody around at night.