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Pet-friendly stays · Usaquén
A colonial-style NH Collection hotel facing Santa Bárbara park in Usaquén, with a spa, small gym and an in-house restaurant. Usaquén's weekend market and quieter streets make it an easy base with a dog.
The pet policy is published with weight, price and limits, so there is no surprise at check-in.
NH lists dogs and cats allowed up to 25 kg at COP 154,000 per pet per night, maximum two pets per room, subject to availability, so reserve the pet with the room; guide dogs stay free. Rooms look over the park, handy for quick walks. The policy does not state whether pets may enter the restaurant or spa.
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