Howdy House
Bogotá
Colombia
Howdy’s Bogotá office is in El Retiro, a vibrant neighborhood with tree-lined streets, designer boutiques, and international restaurants. Steps away, Zona Rosa draws crowds in the evenings, with bars, cafes, and nightlife Inside, the Bogotá Howdy House is designed to support the rhythm of the workday. The space includes workstations, private booths, meeting rooms, a shared kitchen, and open areas.
"Bogotá just gets better and better. The city hums with energy and possibility, offering a thriving environment for creativity." — The New York Times
About Bogotá
Perched 8,600 feet above sea level, Bogotá — aka la nevera — earned its nickname with its cool, overcast weather that hovers around 44°F to 66°F year-round. But don't let the chilly temperatures scare you away: What Colombia's sprawling capital lacks in balmy weather it makes up for with world-class museums, historic architecture, raucous party districts, a stellar dining scene, and a sophisticated, bohemian vibe. Bogotá is divided into different barrios or neighborhoods, each with a distinct atmosphere and personality. La Candelaria, Bogotá’s oldest barrio, enchants with colonial architecture, street art, and museums. Chapinero, on the other hand, is quirky, cool, and plentiful with boutiques, bistros, gastro pubs and live music joints. Up in Usaquén, colonial history shines through Spanish-style architecture, cobbled streets, and a pretty plaza overlooked by a centuries-old church. El Retiro — home of the Howdy office — is an upscale, sensory experience on its own.
