Enjoy spa treatments and views across Bogota from the indoor rooftop swimming pool at Hotel Cosmos 100. It offers upscale accommodation with free Wi-Fi throughout at modern tower premises in Colombia’s effervescent capital. Showcasing views of the city and Andes Mountains, all tastefully-decorated rooms feature en suite bathroom with marble details, flat-screen television, hairdryer, safe and minibar. Most rooms feature air-conditioning and parquet floors. Suites and disabled-friendly rooms are available too. Hotel Cosmos 100 boasts extensive conference facilities, free parking, elevators and room service. There’s also a pool terrace, sauna and steam room. Guests can book beauty treatments and massages. Colombian coffee features in the complimentary buffet breakfast. There’s a choice of restaurants serving local, international and Asian cuisine plus two bars and a bakery. Situated in a commercial district in northern Bogota, the hotel is close to shopping, nightlife and dining options in the Zona Rosa and Zona T.
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Most guests liked the location on Calle 100, which was a bonus for those wanting to be near business districts of Bogota. Sightseers wanting to see historic colonial buildings around La Candelaria found it less convenient, being about 40 minutes' drive away in light traffic. Most guests reported that the hotel was secure and in a safe area.
Most guests said they found the rooms to be comfortable and spacious with generously-sized bathrooms. There was lots of praise for the high standard of cleanliness throughout. The rooftop swimming pool and modern gym also got the thumbs up from most visitors.
Most reviewers were impressed with the warm welcome offered by friendly, kind and helpful staff. Room service was reportedly reliable and swift. However, a couple of critics thought there was a shortage of multilingual staff. Many diners said there was good food in the restaurants including an Asian eatery with sushi. Breakfast was well-received by most guests who liked the wide choice including Colombian specialties like fresh fruits and first class coffee.
One of Bogota's main streets passes in front of the hotel, so traffic noise was often an issue for light sleepers staying in rooms facing the road.
The free Wi-Fi service at this hotel was described by critics as slow and weak, although many reported a stronger signal in the lobby.
Although most guests had a comfortable and pleasant stay, there were some who disliked certain aspects of the hotel. These included a lack of air-conditioning in some standard rooms, dim lighting, a shortage of power sockets and dated furniture. Guests noted some rooms had been more recently renovated than others.
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