The striking building of Hotel BH de la Parque 93 was designed by Mauricio Rojas, making this one of the hotels in Bogota with a careful focus on sustainability. Inside, the lobby’s fresh greens and whites are given a modern touch with dynamic pole structures and a metallic floor. The foyer is small but welcoming, and an adjacent dining room is available for breakfast (but not dinner or lunch, and no room service, either). Upstairs, the rooms are also compact but well-lit with floor-to-ceiling windows and pleasant décor. Nothing is overly-glamorous, but the rooms are carefully designed and very comfortable. What’s more, the hotel is close to Parque 93, and so bars, clubs and restaurants are just a stroll away. If you plan to spend a lot of time holed up in your room then Hotel BH Parque 93 might not be the best bet, but if you’re just looking for a base from which to explore the city, then this is a very convenient option.

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