Hotel Casa Legado

Hotel · Bogotá

Hotel Casa Legado

Hotel · Bogotá

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Carrera 8#69-60, Bogotá, Colombia

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This chic mid-century modern hotel feels like a cozy home away from home, with stylish rooms, a delightful garden, and exceptional hospitality.  

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"Set the scene. A mid-century house that’s nearly incognito from the street. Inside, natural-fiber furniture from emerging Colombian designers sits alongside antiques from the home of the owner’s grandmother, below the watchful eye of family photographs on the wall. The decor toes the line between the curated and slightly whimsical, in a style that would make any Anthropologie fan nod in appreciation. Light and greenery spills in from the courtyard garden. What’s the story? Owner Helena Davilá spent over a decade opening a string of small shops throughout Bogotá before turning her eye to the hotel scene. She soon realized that Colombia’s capital was lacking chic stays. “Most hotels in this city are built for business travelers who fly in every week and go home on Fridays,” Davilá said. “I wanted to give the city a place that would fill with people on the weekends.” It’s pretty clear she hit the nail on the head. What can we expect from our room? Each room at Casa Legado is named after one of Davilá's nieces or nephews, with individual decor to match—the Natalia room is inspired by a niece who loves ballet, with delicate curtains draped over the soaking tub in a corner of the bedroom. Little details, such as herbal bath salts next to the tub or a hand-written note with local recommendations, make it especially personable—the kind of room that makes you want to stay in on a Friday night. Word at the breakfast table was that the Lucho room is another highlight, thanks to its private balcony with a hammock. How about the food and drink? Breakfast is the only meal here—but you probably wouldn't want to stay in for lunch or dinner anyway. Guests swap stories over a feast that includes fresh Colombian coffee, local fruits (make sure to ask for a granadilla) and just-squeezed juice. The communal kitchen is open so you can pop in and steal a snack at any hour of the day. Similarly, the honesty bar is just a nook in the dining room from which you can pour a drink at any time. Anything to say about the service? There’s no check-in counter, just a friendly host and several helpers sitting in the living room or bustling about the kitchen who can call you a taxi or book an in-room yoga class. On arrival you’re given fresh coca tea to counter the high altitude. Who comes here? Seasoned travelers and well-read middle-aged couples from the U.K. and U.S. who knew about this hotel from the minute it opened. How does it fit into the neighborhood? Casa Legado has a great location in the personable Quinta Camacho neighborhood, tucked into a side street. Walk a block from the hotel, though, and you'll find everything from buzzing wine bars with live jazz in the evenings to a fresh bakery that opens bright and early every morning. You will need a taxi—and some patience—to get to main sights in the city, but most folk will be glad to escape the grittier downtown areas to sleep here each night. Anything you'd change? Because this is a restored single-family home, you won't find a gym, all-day restaurant or rooftop pool—but the personality you get instead is well worth it. Anything we missed? Design lovers: Ask for a tour of the common spaces, as many of the elements have a story behind them, especially the furniture and artwork that Davilá borrowed from her family to decorate. Worth it—and why? There's no other place in Bogotá like it." - Megan Spurrell

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"In a city of hotels targeted at the business traveller, Bogotá’s new boutique Casa Legado breaks the pattern. Owner Helena Davilá, who spent the past decade opening and running a string of small shops throughout the city, had this exact idea in mind—“I wanted to give the city a hotel for leisure travelers; something that would fill with people on the weekends, rather than emptying out.” The seven-room midcentury home is nearly incognito from the street; inside, a world that feels like a second home, with an eye for curated, subtly whimsical decor that would make any Anthropologie shopper nod in appreciation. Harmoniously mismatched dishware garnishes the breakfast table every morning; in the living room, natural-fiber furniture from budding Colombian designers sits alongside antiques from Davilá’s grandmother’s home, below the watchful eye of family photographs on the wall. Each of the seven rooms, named after Davilá’s nieces and nephews, is unique—the Lucho suite boasts a sunny terrace with a hammock, whereas the Natalia has a dreamy soaking tub right in the bedroom—with four in the main structure of the home, and three in the bright atrium behind it, where sun streams through a tangle of vines hanging from the second-story glass ceiling all the way down to the black-and-white tiled floor below. Casa Legado isn’t the first hotel to call itself your home away from home, but the sentiment here feels more genuine than most. FLASH POINT Give one-day’s notice, and the host can set-up an in-room massage, or a private yoga class in the atrium or garden. +57 300-9108-75, casalegadobogota.com. Doubles starting from about $330." - CNT Editors

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"At boutique hotel Casa Legado in Bogotá, Colombia, owner and love guru Helena Davila takes this mission very seriously." - Ashlea Halpern

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Nina S

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I've never felt this welcome before! The personnel is available any minute of the day to answer any question. The breakfasts were so copious that we could go though the day with no lunch. |The beauty of the place is like no other. Extremely well designed with excellent taste and yet very subdued. |The neighborhood is residential and 20 mns away from the bustle and hustle. An easy Uber ride to downtown.

Sherpa00551558625

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What to say? Was a quick in and out 2 nights . Everything very fine, perfect really. Even packed us a breakfast to eat in car on way to airport for early flight. There is really nothing more to say that does not make this review seem silly and superficial, it’s a very fine place.

Joachim H

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agradable|saludable alimentacion|divina atencion|empatia|calido lugar|sonrisas permanentes|superrrrrrrrrrrr|We loved our stay with you! All staff & owner was super friendly 24/7. Food was amazingly fresh and all areas super clean. Like a beautiful home away from home - with much better service!

Callie P

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The staff at Casa Legado are delightful and so helpful. My husband and I were there for a Spanish immersion class, so the set-up was ideal as the numerous meeting rooms and nooks allowed us to hold class at the hotel. It felt more like a home than a hotel. ||My low rating reflects my dissatisfaction with the essentials one expects in a hotel: adequate heat, hot water, door locks that work, drawers for clothes, and a closet. These basics were lacking. ||We requested a first floor room because of mobility issues. My understanding is there are only two such rooms. The hotel provided NO accommodations for individuals with limited mobility: no grab bars in the shower or near the toilet and no handrails on steep, slippery outside steps.

Heather L

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Casa Legado is wonderful place where you get personal attention and feel like you are staying with a friend at home. The house is quiet, beautiful, and relaxing. Food is wonderful and the staff is extremely kind. The neighborhood is filled with wonderful restaurants. We loved our stay.

KT V

Google
There is no doubt that this place is stylish and comfortable and it is in a great location, close to some of the best restaurants, cafes, galleries and shops. The staff are generally friendly and the breakfast is good. |One thing we found frustrating and one of the reasons I didn't give it a five star rating that there was very little space in our rooms to store clothes and other personal items. We were on a long trip and would have liked to settle into what is trying to be a home rather than a hotel but this one thing made that impossible. Also, the second room we booked for our three adult children was much smaller than we'd expected.|Other things, like having the only convenient power points next to our heads as we slept, niggled. And we had a few communication issues, which were, to be fair, not helped by my limited Spanish. Security is tight, necessary but a little inconvenient when you can't get out the gate.|I love what Casa Legado is trying to do in creating a sense of home in a hotel but it didn't quite work for us.

Inspire800061

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This home turned hotel is stunning and true to its name, very homey. The staff are responsive and all very nice.||We arrived on the first night of our 8-day honeymoon in Colombia. They arranged for us to have dinner by the fireplace. We had this dining room to ourselves which was very romantic. They made a delicious burrata spread with crackers followed by grilled beef with chimichurri sauce, potatoes, and a lovely salad.||Our room had hot water bottles under the covers which was a nice treat. Breakfast was delicious. All the decorations are elegant, playful and speak to a love of travel. The hotel is a very short cab ride to a popular dining neighborhood.

Karen V

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This is my second time staying at Casa Legado. We returned because we enjoyed it soo much the first time and it was another fabulous experience. I highly recommend you stay if travelling to Bogata. The breakfast room is beautifully presented and delicious breakfast. Lovely little treats, I wont spoil the surprise. Stylish interior with lovely outdoor oasis. We will return