This hotel subscribes to the theory that if you are a solo traveler, you do not deserve be be accorded the respect of a full human being. Rather, treated like a sack of potatoes, I was put in a ground floor room which was both dark and EXTREMELY noisy. I was nicely situated between reception, a kitchen, the maid's cleaning... More

I spent 12 nights here at the beginning of November. If I hadn't been pleased I would have moved somewhere else. The hotel is clean and secure and everyone is very friendly. Also nicely decorated. There was always plenty of hot water except one morning when the place was almost full and I got up late. Just bad timing, I... More

We stay from 7-11 November 2012 , Doris is a wondeful lady very helpfull rooms very clean and good space , I recomend to any one is very central location in Chapinero area , is locate in the middle of Bogota , very close to the transmilenio Thank you Doris and staff will come back again.

I was doing overnight in Bogota Colombia. the options were a small crowded expensive hotel close to the airport or an expensive hotel in the north of Bogota... I choose Hotel Casa Paulina, an inexpensive hotel well located, not too far away from the airport. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable... The group of people at the reception's... More

Managed by the owner, a basic and safe place good for a short stay in Bogota. Its environs are not necessarily the best places in Bogota but just poor, not crime ridden. If you want to visit the d city and Candeleria , you don't even need a cab, just spend some time and learn to use the metrobuses. Not... More

Casa Paulina is cheap and adequate, and that's what makes it good. The manager Doris, is very nice, and the rest of the staff are pleasant. They sincerely try to help you. The location is very convenient, being just 2 or 3 blocks from the transmilenio. Some might describe the neighborhood as sketchy. I can see why they would say... More

I was looking for a single room that was not in a youth hostel or a love motel and was not too expensive either and this hotel fit the bill nicely. It is located in the Chapinero neighborhood which is not the swankiest but neither is it the worst in Bogota. Nearby, there is a supermarket, safe ATMs to use,... More

Good security and a decent location, rooms small but clean and generally ok. Friendly staff. Near to Transmilenio line. Decent price for Bogotá.

After visiting Bogota for more than 12 years, I have at last found the best place to stay in a city where for the most part, accommodations are expensive and rather ordinary. Casa Paulina is the exception. Value for money is fantastic and the staff are very pleasant and always anxious to assist. Security is very good, TV with many... More