Holaaa a todos y todas !!! A little message to share you my enjoyment. One month ago, I came from France (my native s country), and arrived in Colombia. And now, i m so happy ; I have to share you what I think about this place, cause really, not only Colombia is a marvelous country that you have to... More

Hosal Fatima has a great atmosphere and the staff are super friendly and helpful. The decor is beautiful. It is situated close to many bars and restaurants and if you´re feeling lazy and don´t want to go out, hang out in the bar or chill in the TV room. I would definately recommend spending a few days here while planning... More

Quality control in Colombian HI-affiliated hostels is deficient and Fatima may be the worst example of this. This is a large place with rooms and dorms crammed into every corner. The vibe is distinctly bohemian which would be fine if it weren't for the serious shortcomings of the hostel: it is rundown, the kitchen is totally inadequate and dirty, power... More

I enjoyed my stay at the Fatima. The people who work there are friendly, and the attached restaurant has good food. I wouldn't mind a few more bathrooms, because sometimes there was a wait. They have a very nice common area, very large, and have a free breakfast with coffee in the morning. The guest kitchen needs more pots and... More

The price is right, but it was very hard to sleep. I stayed in a private room and it was next to the door. I wope up every time someone rang the bell and got in the hostel. They should try to keep the music and their voices down after let's say 1-2 am. But none of this happened. Many... More

This Hostal is a huge colonial house with a bee hive of rooms. The greatist thing is the location because it's half a block from the "Market Plaza" and a small park. There are several stores on the corner, a small urban soccer park, a Farmers Market (inside the building) and if you walk up the hill a Plaza where... More

The hostel is very clean, plus hot water which in Bogota is a must! The staff are super friendly and helpful. Breakfast is included..... also Fatima is the cheapest I found in the area, excellent facilities, a great chilled-out vibe and right in the centre of things

If you like DIRT, COLD, DECAYING INFRASTRUCTURES, LOUD and RUDE PEOPLE, DISGUSTING KITCHEN AND VERY SMALL BATHROOMS … then THIS HOSTEL IS FOR YOU!!! I arrived in Bogotá at 1 o’clock in the night, and went to the hostel Fatíma. It was extremely loud. I was there with my girl, and we had a private double room but without bathroom.... More

We switched to this hostel after our first night in Bogota, looking for a place where we could hang out and meet other travellers and find some helpful staff that could recommend things to do in Bogota. Instead our impression of this hostel was that it may have once been good, but has been left to ride on it's old... More