Excellent service. Great location. Home away from home.

Great place to stay. Super service. Great food. Nice rooms. Centrally located.

The staff was focus to attend all my needs. A very good and safe location .

Excellent staff and service. Comfortable rooms. Excellent lunch offerings. A home away from home.

El hotel es bueno y está súper bien ubicado, la habitación muy cómoda y el personal amable, volvería siempre

Good Location in Chapinero. Great Value. Basic Breakfast.

Very nice hotel

We did not have water in our room for 2 days in a row. The safe did not work either. Other than that the hotel is nice in a good location. Would never stay there again because water is essential. Staff said their pump was broken. No refund offered.

Excelente muy buen sitio, cómodo, funcional y ante todo la atención que te hace sentir como en casa, el desayuno muy completo

Very bad experiance So close to the main street and very noisy The room is cold No heating

Bien ubicado, pero viejo y pésima atención.

Todo bien

El personal muy amable. Pocas habitaciones

Buen hotel buena atención excelente ubicación

Nice hotel with cute rooms and in a great area, but also quite small.

We moved to this hotel after staying two days in another option that wasn't working out for us. The staff here was very friendly, even going so far as to take a tray of breakfast to the room for my friend who was sick during our stay (which, by the way, the breakfast is delicious). The decor was lovely, and the room was very comfortable. It can get a little loud, as it is right off the Septima, but it's convenient and a quick walk to several restaurants and shops. I would love to stay here again if I ever return to Bogota!

The hotel is in an old house that has been divided into hotel rooms. I'd guess there are only about 10 rooms total. Rooms are nice, breakfast is OK (and included), and staff is helpful. It's in a very convenient part of town. This area is very near Bogota gayborhood, so it's great for gay folks, but really anyone (with money) will fit in fine in this part of town.

With only one day in Bogota for our Colombian adventure, we chose the Matisse Hotel as our very temporary base. Overall, pretty meh. What I didn't appreciate were the hidden fees. Our second stay was at the excellent Diez Catagoria hotel in Medellin for three nights. They charged us a tourism tax around 50.000 COP, and yet for only one night in the Matisse Hotel we were charged about the same... This strikes me as very odd. It amounted to about 30% on top of the room price, so keep that in mind - the hotel isn't really a budget option. The staff however were extremely patient in explaining things to us, so I do appreciate that. Oh, one thing - skip the breakfast, it's basically nonexistent. Oatmeal with no hot water, a few slices of white bread, a paltry amount of fruit... Come on. Everywhere else we've stayed in Colombia has had better breakfasts. One last tip: if you're not used to the altitude, bring something of headaches! You might be out of breath here and there too.

Приятные номера - лучше чем на фото, но есть без окон на улицу. Очень чисто - убираются по нескольку раз в день. Wi-Fi плохой - иногда совсем не работает. Обслуживание среднее. Пытались развести на налог 16% для колумбийцев.

The traffic noise takes a little getting used to but most hotels in Zona G suffer from the same problem. The rooms were always very clean and the staff could not do enough for you, 24 hours a day someone was available to help. The breakfast that was included was also veery good and served with a smile!