Mika Suites

Property is a bit rundown, needs more maintenance, walls need to be painted, elevator is deteriorated, location is good, but the property needs better maintenance. Also they only give you one hotel key even if you are two people, they charge 10 if you loose the card key !!

A boutique hotel in a residential neighborhood but is only blocks away from restaurants and shopping as well as public and private transportation. Guests can walk or taxi/Uber to and from Zona G, Zona T, and Zona Rosa, which are contiguous. The lobby is welcoming amd the rooms are well appointed. Check-in is casual, with only a check-in clerk who can help as a concierge. Adding breakfast to your reservation may be worthwhile but within 4 blocks (west) you can have different types of breakfast experiences, i.e., small takeout only to 100 seat restaurants. FYI - The eastside of the Chapinero has relatively flat north/south avenues ('carreras') but some fairly steeply inclined east/west streets ('calles'); heading east is uphill. Also, as a general tip, because eastern Bogotá sits at 8,500 feet, stay hydrated and consider regularly applying sunscreen to exposed skin.

This is a safe and quiet location. There is a park directly behind the property and plenty of restaurants nearby. We had a queen bed suite. Bedroom and bathroom weren't large, but used the space well. Adjoining sitting area was spacious with a desk, couch, and mini fridge. Room had good black-out blinds. Comfortable and good value.

I stayed one night at Mika and had a great experience. The hotel in a a super safe residential area, walking distance to some of the best restaurants in Bogota. The hotel pictures provided online match up with the actual hotel. Highly recommended!

Clean. Nice appointments. Comfortable bed. Courteous staff.

We stayed here for 3 nights as a couple on vacation. The hotel is as expected for a 3-star hotel. This was a simple budget hotel. Our room was simple but spacious, and the bed was reasonably comfortable. There was a lot of storage space. A hair dryer, towels, and shampoo/soap are provided. The front desk reception was friendly, but only one of their staff members spoke English. We were able to get by with our limited Spanish. The hotel is conveniently located in the Chapinero neighborhood with many nice bars and restaurants within walking distance. The breakfast included eggs, an assortment of fruit, cereals, yoghurt, toast, arepas and empanadas, as well as coffee and juice. The only downside to the room was that it was rather cold at night. The room was also quite humid and damp, and so when our clothing and bags got wet from the rain, it did not dry in time. Overall I would recommend this hotel if you are on a budget, and aren’t too picky about it being simple and basic.

Rosales is the best area in Bogota. Room was small but clean updated, and quiet. The breakfast eggs were burnt, but their heart is in the right place. Better to eat a nice breakfast nearby in the amazing restaurants within 200m

They were awesome, super friendly!

Small Perfect Property in a great location