Bogotá Hostels

J'ai séjourné dans le dortoir, qui a l'avantage de n'avoir que des lits simples et pas de lits superposés. Mais l'inconvénient d'être un peu frisquet la nuit, un peu bruyant lors des arrivées tard / départs tôt (parquet qui grince...) et loin des douches/WC qui sont à l'étage en-dessous. Des petits détails qui ne doivent pas faire oublier les nombreux points positifs : un staff sympa, un petit déjeuner simple mais qui a le mérite d'être inclus (on peut l'upgrader pour quelques $ de plus), des lits confortables et un super emplacement pour visiter.

Hands down one of my fave hostels i’ve stayed at. I spent a week at the Cranky Croc. This place has a great vibe. The communal spaces are ideal for chatting and meeting fellow travellers and i definitely met some lovely people during my week there. I stayed in the King Suite which is a private room with a private bathroom. Room 104 was spacious and had ample space for me to spread out which i tend to do. It was also relatively quiet which i appreciated. I was also given a fan when i asked for one as i tend to overheat, so i was pleased that the fan was available. The bed was decent. Comfortable enough that i didn’t have any issues. They have a laundry service. There is regular tours available including daily walking tours which i recommend doing as soon as you get to Bogota to get a quick understanding of the city. They also have football tours where you can go watch a local game of soccer. Try and get one that Lorenzo is doing! (football and walking tour) And i have to say the staff at The Cranky Croc are excellent. They quickly remember your name and what your food and beverage preferences you have. Thank you to Douglas, Camilla, Robert, Rafa and Eduardo. You guys are awesome. And lastly thanks to Andy the Aussie owner. You’ve done a great job creating this hostel. And you know i love my stubby holder! 😻 And yes to say it again, my fave hostel ever. It’s going to take a lot to beat it!