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Pools in Bogota?

Just wondering if any hotels have swimming pools in Bogota for the few days that are actually sunny? Whenever it does stop raining, I'd love to head to a hotel with a pool to just lay in the sun.

By cdunn77 on Nov 11, 2005, 14:56 in Friendly Talkzone. AddThis Social Bookmark Button


juanalejo says on Nov 11, 2005, 15:14:

Pools in Bogotá are virtually all enclosed. No hotels have open pools for sunning out as 22 degrees celsius is not exactly comfortable weather for sunning out.

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cdunn77 says on Nov 11, 2005, 15:16:

22 degrees celsius is FANTASTIC for sunning!!! Not too hot, not too cold. I guess coming from Canada where everyone walks around in shorts and tank tops when it's sunny and 22 degrees, I expect other countries to do the same! Guess I was wrong!

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kernow62 says on Nov 11, 2005, 15:26:

Folks in Bogotá dress like they are at the north pole when it is lovely out.

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juanalejo says on Nov 11, 2005, 16:54:

Sun There are two problems for sun tanning in Bogotá, first the 22 degrees are not in the air, there are a result of the sun at high altitude, the cloud comes around and you feel the chill. That is why it seems in Bogota that you are always either putting a jacket on or taking it off. Second there are less layers of air to protect you skin, that is why us Colombians after a day out in the sun in Bogota we get our noses and cheeks red. No tan color.

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kernow62 says on Nov 11, 2005, 18:30:

You should see what it does to us Brits, we roast.

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thur says on Nov 12, 2005, 02:21:

I actually liked the weather in Bogota. But then again, anything over 18°C is nice... while I was around walking in jeans and a T-shirt, my niece had long sleeves and a denim jacket and while we were walking towards a Transmilenio station, most people actually had thick jackets and the ocassional scarf. I felt very touristy ;-)
Only when we were out of the sun, for instance catching a bus near a bridge, then you would feel a cold wind. At the end of the day my niece had a red nose and red cheeks.
Greetings,

- pbase.com/thur

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