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Hotel Details

Location

Bogota

Colombia, South America

Brand

Four Seasons

Key Highlights

  • Service & Staff:** The staff is frequently highlighted as exceptional, attentive, and going "above and beyond" to ensure a perfect stay.
  • Breakfast, while often not included in the room rate, is consistently praised as "excellent" and "very good," featuring a buffet with customized Colombian coffee.
  • The hotel boasts an excellent and safe location in Bogotá's upscale **Zona T** (also known as Zona Rosa) neighborhood.
  • Inconsistent Service (Rare):** While service is predominantly exceptional, a rare instance of an "argumentative" front desk agent was reported by one guest.

Expert Review: Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá

The Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá has earned a reputation for providing a luxurious and comfortable stay in Colombia's vibrant capital, often described as a "wonderful" property by guests. Its selection as a Michelin Key property further underscores its commitment to exceptional hospitality.

1. Overall Rating & Sentiment

The general sentiment for Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá is overwhelmingly positive, with guests frequently using words like "excellent," "beautiful property," and "unforgettable" to describe their stays. It consistently receives high ratings for its location, cleanliness, comfort, and staff performance.

2. Key Highlights

Guests consistently praise several aspects of the Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá:

  • Service & Staff: The staff is frequently highlighted as exceptional, attentive, and going "above and beyond" to ensure a perfect stay.
  • Location: Its prime location in the Zona T (also known as Zona Rosa) is a major draw, offering easy access to upscale shopping, dining, nightlife, and a safe environment for walking.
  • Design & Ambiance: The hotel, housed in century-old brick buildings, offers a contemporary yet sober and soothing design aesthetic, utilizing natural fibers, warm wood, and neutral tones. The intimate setting and modern elegance are appreciated.
  • Amenities: Free WiFi, pet-friendly accommodations, a private bar in rooms, twice-daily housekeeping, 24-hour in-room dining, a 24-hour front desk with multilingual concierge, and a spa with upscale treatments are all noted amenities. A fitness center is also available 24 hours a day.

3. Room Quality

The rooms at Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá are described as comfortable, spacious, and clean, featuring a minimalist yet elegant design.

  • Each room is air-conditioned and includes a custom Four Seasons bed, original art, marble bathrooms, and custom-tinted wooden floors.
  • For comfort, bathrobes, plush slippers, and L'Loto del Sur toiletries are provided. The L'Loto del Sur products are particularly loved by some guests.
  • Rooms are generally well-appointed, though some guests have noted that the bathrooms, while marble, can feel a bit "strange and clunky" and somewhat dated for a hotel of its caliber, despite the property being relatively new.
  • Some rooms offer city views. Soundproofed windows help mitigate noise from the bustling Zona T.

4. Dining Experience

The primary dining venue mentioned is La Biblioteca, a modern lounge that offers all-day dining and serves as the breakfast area.

  • Breakfast, while often not included in the room rate, is consistently praised as "excellent" and "very good," featuring a buffet with customized Colombian coffee.
  • The hotel also offers 24-hour in-room dining service.
  • While there was previously another restaurant, Nemo by Harry Sasson, it appears to have been closed. This leaves fewer on-site dining options beyond breakfast and the lounge, though the Zona T location provides numerous external choices.

5. Service & Staff

Hospitality at the Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá is a significant highlight. Guests consistently report fantastic and personalized attention from the staff, including the front desk, bellmen, and spa personnel. The multilingual concierge team is also a valuable asset. Instances of staff going "beyond expectations" are frequently cited. However, one guest did report an "argumentative" front desk agent regarding a credit card mischarge, suggesting that while generally excellent, there can be occasional inconsistencies.

6. Location & Accessibility

The hotel boasts an excellent and safe location in Bogotá's upscale Zona T (also known as Zona Rosa) neighborhood.

  • It is just steps away from the city's best shopping, nightlife, cafes, bars, and restaurants.
  • Andino and El Retiro Shopping Centers are only 1640 feet (approximately 500 meters) away.
  • Walking around the area is considered safe.
  • The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Virrey Park.
  • El Dorado International Airport is approximately 6.2 miles (10 km) away, with travel times around 20-30 minutes depending on traffic.
  • While generally in a less traffic-prone area, the street the hotel is on can be pedestrian-only, which might require a short walk with luggage unless transport is arranged directly with the hotel.

7. Value & Pricing

The Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá is a luxury property, and its pricing reflects that. Nightly rates can start from around $385.0, though prices are subject to change and can fluctuate significantly based on season, with May being a more expensive month and July potentially offering lower rates. While some guests note that for a hotel that routinely charges over $400 a night, the facilities might feel limited compared to other Four Seasons properties, the overall consensus for value for money is still rated as "wonderful" (8.5 out of 10 on one platform). The brand's reputation for luxury and service, coupled with the prime location, contributes to its perceived worth.

8. Common Complaints

While generally highly regarded, some recurring criticisms or issues include:

  • Dated Bathrooms: Some guests find the design and setup of the marble bathrooms to feel "strange and clunky" and somewhat dated for a newer luxury hotel.
  • Noise from HVAC: The HVAC unit in some rooms has been noted as "pretty noisy."
  • Limited Common Areas/Facilities: Compared to some larger Four Seasons properties, the hotel, with its 64 rooms spread across three adjoined low-rise buildings, can feel "small scale" and lacking in extensive common areas or a wider variety of dining venues beyond La Biblioteca. This can lead to a feeling of "underwhelm" for some who expect more grand facilities from the brand.
  • Breakfast Not Included: Breakfast is often not included in the standard room rate, which is a point of mention for some guests.
  • Inconsistent Service (Rare): While service is predominantly exceptional, a rare instance of an "argumentative" front desk agent was reported by one guest.

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Points to Consider

  • While generally highly regarded, some recurring criticisms or issues include:

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