Colombia

Here, every guest feels the spirit of history: majestic arches, ancient frescoes, hidden doors, and relics of the past create an atmosphere of true immersion in the era. The tropical inner courtyard with a fountain, once a symbol of purification for the nuns of the Order of Saint Clare, is surrounded by lush greenery, while mysterious architectural elements hold countless secrets that can be uncovered simply by strolling through the hotel.

Staying at Sofitel Legend Santa Clara is the epitome of comfort and elegance. Spacious rooms, designed in a classic colonial style, feature exquisite interiors with pristine white textiles, wooden floors, and balconies offering mesmerizing views of the Caribbean Sea or the inner courtyard. Attention to detail is reflected in the exclusive service: a personalized fragrance for your room, a pillow menu, and a unique book of legends left by your bedside after the evening turndown service.

Gastronomic delights await guests at 1621, one of Cartagena’s finest restaurants, where French cuisine meets Latin American traditions. For a more relaxed atmosphere, El Claustro offers an extensive à la carte selection and an exquisite buffet. At El Coro Lounge Bar, signature cocktails are served to the sounds of live music, creating an atmosphere of true indulgence.

Leisure and entertainment at Sofitel Legend Santa Clara meet the highest standards. The largest pool in the old city, a luxurious SPA center, a fitness room, a hammam, and 24-hour butler service make your stay truly unforgettable. Exclusive experiences include strolling through the narrow streets of colonial Cartagena, watching sunsets from the city bastions, and staying just steps away from the former home of the great Gabriel García Márquez.

Just 20 minutes from Pereira Airport and an hour’s flight from Bogotá, Sazagua becomes the perfect starting point for exploring the cultural heritage of the UNESCO-listed coffee region. The landscape of this area is truly captivating: misty mountain peaks, picturesque villages, and endless coffee plantations create an atmosphere of coziness and tranquility.

The hotel’s interiors blend warm natural tones, antique furniture, handcrafted artistic elements, and lush tropical vegetation. In the evening, candles and fireplaces are lit, setting a romantic and intimate ambiance.

Spacious rooms and private villas are designed with meticulous attention to detail. Natural materials—dark wood, rattan, leather, and soft textiles—are complemented by elegant decorative touches. Rooms feature terraces or balconies with scenic views, while luxury suites and villas offer outdoor jacuzzis. Bathrooms are adorned with marble surfaces, premium toiletries, and glass-enclosed showers that enhance the sense of space.

Gastronomy at Sazagua is a celebration of flavor and tradition. The restaurant offers exquisite Colombian cuisine with a modern interpretation. The ambiance is enhanced by cozy tables on the open-air terrace, where the soft glow of candlelight creates the perfect setting for an unhurried dinner.

The hotel offers a variety of activities: elite coffee tastings, excursions to coffee plantations, birdwatching, horseback riding, and scenic nature walks. In the SPA center, guests can indulge in relaxing treatments featuring coffee, cocoa, and exotic fruits. Additional amenities include a swimming pool, sauna, hot tub, and business center.

Located in Zona G, the gastronomic heart of the capital, the hotel offers guests access to a variety of first-class restaurants and bars just a short walk away. The hotel sits on the famous Septima (Carrera 7), one of the city’s main arteries. From here, it’s easy to reach La Candelaria, Bogotá’s historic center (a 20-minute taxi ride), and just 10 minutes further, you can find yourself atop Monserrate, where breathtaking views of the city unfold.

The architecture and design of the hotel reflect the history of Casa Medina: carved cedar doors, antique stained-glass windows depicting birds and flowers, and handcrafted wooden details. The main building, dating back to the 1940s, has preserved original decorative elements, including wood paneling made of precious woods, particularly stunning in Suite No. 303. The second part of the hotel, added in the 1980s, seamlessly complements the historical structure while maintaining the overall aesthetic.

The hotel offers a range of accommodations, from cozy Superior rooms to luxurious one-bedroom suites. Service at Casa Medina upholds the highest Four Seasons standards. The friendly staff is always available to assist and, if desired, will even help you practice your Spanish. Guests can enjoy a SPA center, featuring treatments with locally sourced natural oils, as well as a small fitness area and a steam room.

Castanyoles, the hotel’s charming colonial-style courtyard restaurant with a glass roof, serves Mediterranean cuisine, focusing on Spanish tapas, Greek dishes, and signature Italian pasta.

The spaces are decorated in light colors, the lobby is cozy, with soft sofas and bookshelves. On the roof there is a lounge area with round sun loungers, lush greenery and a bar, where in the evenings guests meet the sunset with a cocktail in hand.

Rooms are laconic and elegant: natural materials, pastel shades, king-size beds with wicker headboards, air conditioning, mini-bar and safe. Some rooms overlook the old town, others the inner courtyard. Bathrooms are decorated in marble and feature rain showers and Loto del Sur cosmetics, while suites have double showers and whirlpool baths.

The rooftop restaurant Océanica serves light Mediterranean fare, and the ground-floor Alyzia restaurant features signature variations of Colombian cuisine. Breakfasts include fresh fruit, pastries and a choice of hot dishes.
The main feature is the panoramic pool, where you can refresh yourself on a hot day. In the evening, guests gather around the rooftop bar, enjoying views of the city shimmering in sunset hues.

Located in the Usaquén district, surrounded by green hills and colonial architecture. Once home to farms and haciendas, today it boasts skyscrapers, concept stores, and fine dining restaurants. On weekends, the streets fill with flea markets and strolling tourists. The airport, La Candelaria, and Zona Rosa are about 40 minutes away by taxi.

It feels like Goldfinger and King Midas fought over the design. Cascading golden discs, shimmering tiles in the bathrooms, gold leather pillows. Disco music in the elevators, sparkling thread curtains in the bar. Extravagant yet harmonious.

Service is impeccable. Attentive staff, personal concierge, first-class bartenders. Guests can unwind in the sleek black pool, SPA center, and modern fitness area. The hotel also offers event spaces for up to 500 guests.

The rooms are stunning. A fabric canopy flows seamlessly from wall to ceiling, creating a cozy ambiance. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal breathtaking views of the city. The categories differ only in the scale of impressions. The only caveat – transparent bathroom doors, meaning privacy is quite relative.

The bar attracts not just hotel guests but locals too, with live music ranging from jazz to DJ sets. The restaurant serves meat and seafood dishes, fresh salads, pasta, and pizza. Breakfasts are a gastronomic event in themselves, featuring an abundance of fresh products and local delicacies. On weekends, the hotel hosts its iconic unlimited brunch.

The interiors are elegant and thoughtfully designed – carved wooden ceilings, stylish colonial accents, cozy courtyards with fountains. Guests are welcomed with chilled fruit cocktails, creating an atmosphere of relaxation from the first minutes. The SPA includes a massage room and a hot tub, and there is a small fitness room. The staff is ready to organize a romantic dinner on the beach.

Rooms are spacious and stylish. Each has a separate shower area, panoramic windows and a coffee machine. Suite De Los Reyes offers city views, while the secluded rooms open onto an atmospheric courtyard.

The El Gobernador by Rausch restaurant is one of the best places in town where traditional cuisine meets haute gastronomy. Breakfasts are served from 6am, and fresh cocktails and light snacks are available by the pool throughout the day.

The location is ideal for those who appreciate the vibrancy of the city. The best bars, restaurants and boutiques are within walking distance, and a 30-minute cab ride takes you to historic La Candelaria or to the top of Monserrat for panoramic views of Bogotá.

The interiors are a balance of laconic chic and thoughtful comfort. The lobby is small but cozy, with marble tables, upholstered armchairs and stylish art objects. The rooms are dominated by black and white color scheme with warm accents of dark wood and natural fabrics. Panoramic mirrors, powerful illuminated showers, comfortable robes and Loto del Sur cosmetics turn the bathroom into a personal SPA space.

The Nemo restaurant by renowned chef Harry Sassoon is a true gastronomic spectacle. The open kitchen where meat and fish are cooked over charcoal, a stylish room with exquisite service and a relaxed terrace with lively greenery create the perfect atmosphere. Breakfasts take place in the elegant Biblioteca space, where fresh pastries, fruit and made-to-order dishes are served.