Hotel Egina Bogotá (Bogotá, Colombia)

Most visitors thought the hotel felt safe and secure. Many also described their stay as comfortable and pleasant owing to a high standard of cleanliness plus modern amenities and well-appointed interiors.

Reviewers were overwhelmingly positive about the staff, describing them as efficient, friendly and helpful with plenty of useful local knowledge. Although there was a limited number of multilingual staff, travelers who required medical services appreciated being able to access them with ease via the kind and knowledgeable personnel.

Breakfast was a simple affair but many guests were perfectly happy with the choices on offer. Although it wasn't a buffet breakfast, diners said the food was plentiful.

Critics were unhappy with certain aspects of the rooms; some of which looked more recently modernized than others. Some reviewers said the standard rooms were small; others noted dim lighting and occasions when the hot water supply was unreliable.

Some guests were dissatisfied with the free Wi-Fi service, claiming it was plagued by slow speeds and a patchy signal.

According to some reviewers, if you're a light sleeper you might want to pack some earplugs for your stay at this hotel. The hotel's design around a central atrium created what some guests called an internal echo chamber, which enabled sounds like closing doors on other floors to travel through the hotel more easily. Some guests reported being able to hear sounds from adjacent rooms and there was traffic noise in rooms facing the main road passing the hotel. However, rooms facing the rear were reportedly less exposed to street noise.