Hotel Continental Bluedoors (Bogotá, Colombia)

Guests say that the staff here are friendly. There seems to be a high level of courtesy here, whether guests are dealing with reception, the cleaning service, or the restaurant staff. Rudeness generally appears to be absent, fortunately.

The breakfast here gets a vote of confidence from guests. They say the breakfasts offered daily (extra fee) by the on-site Colombian Coffee Lounge and Restaurant are tasty and substantive, comprised of both a decent variety and enough quantity of food to be satisfying.

Guests say this is a destination that is well-situated in relation to tourist points of interest. Specifically, guests say that both the Museo de Oro and Libreria Lerner destinations are easily accessible. Also, Monserrat Cerro Peak is only a five-minute walk away.

Guests lament the fact that the kitchen areas are not well-stocked. Some report that although the kitchens are distinct areas, the lack of proper equipment keeps these areas from being useful.

There is reportedly a lack of a proper heating system at this location, resulting in what guests consider to be cold rooms during certain nights. This coldness affects the sleep quality of some of the guests.

Guests say the traffic in the area can be an issue. Apparently, the rooms are not soundproofed well, resulting in the noise rather easily infiltrating rooms and disturbing the guests. If you're a light sleeper, you may want to consider the effect this traffic noise may have on you.