Reasonably priced compared to Four Seasons elsewhere in the world, so it's more accessible — and it is a stunning building. It's what I'd recommend for anybody looking for real comfort in Bogotá, which isn't necessarily a comfortable city.
Suculenta — Pan y VinoBakery & brunch170 mAnother good bakery, alongside MASA and Árbol del Pan — and probably the better brunch location of the three. Tasty, tasty baked goods.
Libertario Coffee RoastersCoffee & bakeries180 mA very pretty place to have a coffee and read a book. Not a co-working coffee shop — but it's very good coffee, in a beautiful environment to enjoy it over a chat with a friend.
MASABakery-café190 mThe quintessential modern Bogotá hangout spot: good bread, a clean, minimal aesthetic, and nothing that will blow you away, but everything's very good. Just a nice place for breakfast or lunch. I buy a lot of my bread there.
Hotel Casa LegadoStay190 mI haven't stayed here, so I can't vouch for it myself — but I've heard very, very good things. An English-style building in a quiet neighbourhood that's still central to everything. On the luxury stack it probably sits between the HAB and the Four Seasons.
Petit ComitéSpeakeasy cocktail bar200 mA speakeasy within a speakeasy, upstairs from Paradisco: the cocktail spot of Tom Hydzik, barman and part of the founding team at Mesa Franca. Just insanely cool, and my favourite place to finish the night in the area.