Name: Hotel Antique 65
Address: 50, Cl. 65 #5, Bogotá, Colombia, Bogota, Bogota, Bogota, 100000, Colombia
Rating: 8

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Hotel Antique 65

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Is a small hotel, near for the main avenues and financial zone, good for long stay en Bogota , only is to have a better option in breakfast, rooms are comfortable and social area very good. The staff is helpful and great, good coordination for a
Secure transportation , accept credit cards and help on all the information that you need !

Comfortable hotel , for long stay!

I got a private room and a private washroom for USD 19.33 or EUR 16.57....Deals like this one are rare to find and rare to beat!

There is hot water the 24 hours, you can drink hot beverages and filtered water for free

The place is deadly silent.  This is an excellent feature if you are looking for thorough relaxation after partying wild at "zona rosa" (pink zone) or if your journey has been tough

probably best price to quality ratio while you stay in Bogota

Upon arrival to the La Pinta Hostel we were told that the hostel was overbooked and we were being given a room at Antique 65 Hotel. Both of us are avid travelers and typically on board for changes except this move was the first step in a comedy of errors for the next 48 hours. We were consistently locked out of the hotel with no one at the front desk, breakfast was supposed to be included but it was unclear which building the food was located in, and the atmosphere was very stoic not the typical friendly environment you find in a hostel. 

The last straw happened during our final night at the Antique 65 Hotel. At around 3 AM we woke up to three gentlemen, whom I believe were staff shouting and banging pots around to begin cooking in the kitchen. The layout of our room had the window overlooking the kitchen which had a loft ceiling. At that time of night I could not think of enough Spanish to yell down to them, I could only recall Italian which might have worked.

Getting a taxi to show up to take us to the airport took us asking 4 separate front desk employees to ultimately flag down one on the street. We almost missed our flight home as they all said they did reserve us a Taxi, thankfully we were not relying on them.  

If you happen to stay at La Pinta make sure you are truly staying at the hostel and not in the overflow Hotel. If you are, my recommendation is to book somewhere else.

Noisy overflow for La Pinta hostel

This was my last stop on a whirlwind trip to Colombia with a friend. We stayed in room 205. There was some confusion with the front desk staff on check in, as we were to get a 2 twin beds but it was quickly cleared up. We stayed in room 205 which has a window to some narrow winding stairs that leads to another part of the building (and where we were initially being led to, to a double room), and over the  communal kitchen.
This place is tied to the hostel across the street, as we checked in there first. The hostel seemed to have 2 resident lab dogs, but I could be wrong.

The Good:
*Standard sized room for North American standards, large for local Colombian standard. 
*2 twin beds, with 1 having a rollout. They were quite flat and on the hard side, but I surprisingly slept well.
*The room we had had a functional safe, similar to the one we used in Cali (can use keys or programmable with a 4-digit code
*Rate includes breakfast (toast, cereal, choice of style of eggs prepared to order)
*In a good location, saw some local buses pass by, and many taxis. Restaurants are within walking distance.
*The water is potable here, so you can refill your water bottle from the fridge in the kitchen. It offers ice and chilled water.

The Meh
*Ensure you have your booking reservation paperwork so that you get the correct room you reserved.
*As some reviewers have noted, but is pretty much common in most similar places in Colombia, you can hear noise from the corridor. We didn't hear any from our neighbours in the adjacent rooms, but could hear whenever other guests left or arrived. Just make sure you bring some good ear plugs and you'll be fine.
*Washroom is s bit small, but has a window to ventilate, so our damp clothes and swimsuits could dry properly. The shower head had decent pressure but looks like it was not installed properly has water leaked out the from where it joined to the fixture. Hardly any counter space.
*Room included a desk and large closet.
*My friend's bedside lamp did not work.
*The place has wifi but it didn't capture that well on my iPhone 6+. It improved in the downstairs lobby area, but just be aware it may capture and then drop while in the rooms. Very intermittent.

The Bad
-Other than the noise (which is not uncommon  and the initial room mix up at check in, I can't really find fault with this place. The staff are helpful and accommodating.

All in all, I had a good stay here and we met some other foreign travellers at breakfast, so it is possible to mix and mingle with the other guests, outside of the planned social events like the bar-b-q dinner that was held while we were there, but that we missed. Note: You don't take your room key with you as it's attached to a giant heavy brass key ring. You leave it with the 24 hr front desk staff before you leave and ask for it when you return. This process happened with the another place we stayed in Cartagena. It must be a Colombian security precaution.

Clean, in central and safe location. Slept well here.

I really wanted to like this hotel, and things seemed to get off to a good start. 
First, the good:
*Its in a pretty good area. There is a grocery store and bank around the corner.
*It was clean and the beds were good. Shower had great water pressure.
*Internet worked well.

However, there were a few things that were not great:
*The staff was hit or miss. The two guys working were always friendly. However, one morning there was a girl working who looked like she hated you. Said "Hola" and got no response. Tried "Hello" and she just looked up from the computer and didn't say a word. Talk about unfriendly.
*We had a room overlooking the kitchen area. At 2am one night, some group was making a meal (at least that's my best guess) and the noise in my room was so awful we could not sleep. Even after closing the windows (so the room got hot, there's no a/c) it was so loud. It sounded like people were banging pots in our room. Why would the staff allow this to happen in the first place at that hour???

For the price it was a good deal, but the noise and staff issues would make me stay somewhere else before coming back here again.

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