Casa Cubil

It's a nice hostel located pretty centrally between the two main tourist areas. It's not the absolute safest. The staff was friendly and the communal areas were nice and clean. The breakfast was more continental then what we've had in other hostels throughout Colombia (no eggs, self-service). The double room that we stayed in was rather tight (we couldn't fit two bags. The decor of the hostel was very nice though.

Probably the best hostel I've ever stayed at. Lovely accommodation, nice dog park across the street and bus stop near by. Nice breakfast and living room to meet folks. Best sleep you'll have at a hostel. If you are American, and your family begs you not to visit Colombia... Go! Bogota has an amazing art district and $12 bikeride tour downtown. Avoid going out Sunday after 8pm. Great night life Friday and Saturday and easy to get to from this hostel. Front desk is really helpful and you should ask them a lot of questions. Enjoy!

Everywhere was very clean, neat, and tidy. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and they also let me check in at 7am! Reminds me of those high quality capsule hotels in Japan because my bed and room was designed like one (though not all). Completely safe neighborhood, had no trouble walking alone at night. The hostel is 30-40 min walk up north from the city center or La Candelaria, but that's how far you have to be to get away from the dicey neighborhoods. Would definitely come back.

I read great reviews and wanted to find out more. Wrote to them and heard back from them promptly but they did not answer all my questions. Wrote to them again but no reply. Tried reaching out to them via TripAdvisor and I’m still waiting for the reply. Decided to book it anyway. And this time they replied promptly and answered most of my questions. |Nice hostel. Clean but they can pay more attention to cleanliness in the bathroom and drawers under the bunks. |Bunks are super cosy and private. The 2 lights and 2 plugs are small details but much appreciated. |Simple breakfast but both coffee and hot chocolate are watered down. |David, one of the receptionist, was great. Spoke good English and very helpful with information. |Hostel far from old town. Had to take Uber all the time. Decided to move to hostel in old town which was cheaper and no need for Uber. |If staying, do not take the overpriced airport transfer. Take an Uber or taxi for 60% less.

Friendly and helpful staff (printed our boarding passes so we didn’t get fined), very clean and well presented, plenty of nice individual bathrooms with hot showers (although the oversized head is so central there isn’t much space to lather yourself). Arrived late and left early so didn’t test any other facilities. No bin in the room (one per bathroom though) and the bedside light switch was dodgy but very comfortable bed. 25 mins from the airport.

This is a nice, small hostel in an upscale neighborhood about half an hour walk from the business center of Bogota. The house is an older property and echoes and creaks a bit. The bathrooms are very nice. The common areas and kitchen are OK. Friendly staff. Good wifi. It is walkable to the city center, and from there you can continue on foot if you want to the old city plaza.

A cosy, quiet hostel with modern amenities and a decent breakfast. Double private room was very small but clean. Bathroom was big and had hot water. Overall a pleasant experience with friendly staff. Would recommend staying here if in Bogotá

If you are looking to be amazed by probably one of the best designed hostels pick this place! A bit pricey (in Bogota terms, still cheap compared to the rest of the world) but worth it for a night or 2 for sure! It's a bit out of the way however, there is nothing really around it, just a safe residential neighborhood. But everything is just 10-15 ride in an Uber (which is super cheap). Don't be fooled by the photo of their private room! The one displayed on the website is the Deluxe version.