Bogotá 100 Design Hotel

First the good - this hotel is very conveniently located if you have business on the north side of Bogotá. you can wal to Usaquen, anything in the main Calle 100 business district, or Parque 93. I was pleased with an early check-in, as I arrived very early but needed to get organized, so I was very happy about that. The soap was delightful. The combo AC/Heater unit was good for Bogotá's chilly nights. WiFi was ok. The room was called a junior suite, but it really is just a big regular room. Now: My view was awful, it was a corridor looking out over some air conditioning condensers. The room was generally very clean, but there was something on the wall that looked like a booger.The elevator was missing a light in one of the buttons so you couldn't tell if you were going to your floor or not. There is an in-room coffee machine but the hotel charges $7,000 pesos for the packet of coffee, unlike other similar hotels. Breakfast was ok. There is a refrigerator, and a carryout 2 doors down to stock it. Across Carrera 15, around the corner is also an Exito mini grocery store. The worst part of the stay was dinner. I had the Thai noodles. They were so salty as to be inedible. The vegetables were limp as if they were boiled with the pasta. That left me very unhappy.The 2 waiters were too busy preparing room service dinner orders, and with only 5 diners, largely ignored us, so service was lacking. I would stay here again if neighboring hotels are full, but not as a first choice.