Now rebranded as a Crowne Plaza. Pretty average business hotel in a nondescript location some distance from the tourist attractions downtown. The WiFi, as everywhere, works better in the lobby than in the rooms. Except for breakfast, the hotel restaurants hold no great attraction and should probably be avoided. Rack rates (August 2008): 468,000 – 612,000 Pesos. more

My wife and I stayed at the Tequendama for two nights. The hotel is old school with boutiques, art gallery and other services. The lobby is fine and so are the rooms. We did encounter a problem when we checked out: we had fully paid through Travelocity but the front desk claimed the payment had not been made. I gave... more

The Tequendama has been the class of Bogota for years. My father told me that when he was an adult traveling the world The Tequendama was the best hotel in the city. We stayed there for a week in Dec 07, and it was fantastic. The bed were soft. The water in the hotel was drinkable (yay), the lobby was... more

My review is quite limited, as I spent a single night at the hotel for approximately 6 hours, until my flight at dawn. Negatives: *There was only one front desk representative, and so waiting on line + checking in took approximately 40 minutes. *My greatest complaint about the hotel is the concierge, whose adamant misinformation cost me time and money.... more

It is a good hotel in a central location of town. However is quite old and needs some renovation. The staff is quite friendly and courteous. more

This is now a Crowne Plaza property. Good points: My Executive Club suite was large, very comfortable, well appointed, and very reasonably priced. It is comparable to or better than similar rooms in other hotels costing 50% more. The hotel has good WiFi access, for a charge, on each floor; although it can slow down or shut down temporarily during... more

This hotel is probably one of the oldest & most beautiful in Bogotá. It is also very secure. The rooms are large, clean, and comfortable. The staff was very helpful and bent over backwards to make us happy. The breakfast was good and I believe complimentary, as is most breakfast in Colombian hotels. The one drawback of this hotel is... more

The Tequendama definitely had better days, they are currently remodeling some of the rooms now have LCD TVs and have been fully remodeled. The remodeling works mean that there are noises, paint smell, and the other nuances you will expect in a remodeling environment. Unfortunately if you get a room in the lower floors you will be hearing all the... more

Tequendama is updating its rooms; lower floors are getting freshened up first with new furnishings and plasma TV. You may hear some remodeling noise during the day. This is a full-service hotel with excellent security and good restaurants. It’s a bit formal, if you like that kind of thing. Made of the same red-orange brick prevalent in most Bogotá buildings,... more