Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina

Colonial history & contemporary luxury

Located in the Chapinero business district of Bogota, the Four Seasons Casa Medina is a historic building dating from 1946 designed by the Colombian architect Santiago Medina Mejia. With its location in the heart of the Zona G, known for housing the capital's best restaurants, the hotel offers an ideal base for gastronomy enthusiasts. Declared a monument of cultural interest, Casa Medina illustrates Bogota's colonial grandeur and bygone splendour. The stone columns, exposed beams and carved details undoubtedly make up all the charm of the hotel. Inside, each of the 62 rooms and suites is unique, elegantly displaying wooden and leather furniture, with some even offering a fireplace or a balcony. At the Castanyoles restaurant, traditional Spanish cuisine is enjoyed in the spirit of neighbourhood tapas bars. Wines and sangrias can be sipped on a plush banquette under a bright glass atrium, or guests can opt for a Colombian-style coffee break. And when guests wish to completely disconnect from the hustle and bustle of Bogota, the Four Seasons Spa welcomes them for a relaxing break consisting of treatments and massages using natural ingredients.

STYLE

A historic 1946 building of colonial grandeur

SITUATION

In the Chapinero business district of Bogota, a 40-minute drive from the international airport

CAPACITY

62 Rooms & Suites

HIGHLIGHTS

As well as housing a tapas bar, the hotel is just a stone's throw from the capital's best restaurants in Zona G

THE EXPERIENCES

  • Spa treatments, fitness suite and sauna
  • Castanyoles tapas bar and restaurant
  • Guided tour of Bogotá (historic district of La Candelaria, San Francisco church, Plaza Bolívar…)
  • Montserrate cable car and city views
  • Gold Museum, National Museum of Colombia and Botero Museum

THE EXTRAORDINARY

Located in Bogota's gastronomic district, Four Seasons Casa Medina offers an ideal base for exploring the Colombian capital. Its architecture plunges the traveller into the city's colonial history, with its listed historic building dating from 1946. The original woodwork, cedarwood doors and fireplaces recall the elegance of yesteryear. Nevertheless, a contemporary touch dresses the interiors, featuring modern comfort, and a harmonious extension built in the 1980s now houses some of the rooms.

ETHICS

For several years, the Four Seasons group has implemented a genuine ethical and humanitarian approach by offering the best service standards, while respecting the natural environment and local communities.