The Four Seasons Casa Medina Bogota is a converted historic mansion set in the heart of Bogota's affluent financial district. With stone walls and pillars, timbered ceilings, and wrought iron staircase railings, the hotel has been meticulously restored.
In one of the most historic and traditional buildings of the city
The hotel is located in the North Zone of Bogota
Classic details such as stone columns and hand-carved doors
Wi-Fi Internet access in the entire building
The Four Seasons Casa Medina Bogota has been declared a National Historical Conservation Monument in Colombia due to its splendid architecture. The hotel has 58 rooms and suites, which have been delightfully decorated in a classical style and fitted with modern facilities. Suites and Grand Suites have the added charm of fireplaces.
The Casa comprises two buildings: the front, a half century old building furnished with pieces from a former monastery; and the back, a modern annexe that successfully retains the same historic style. The hotel also features a glass covered seating area, an outside courtyard and a restaurant, which specialises in French cuisine and is elegantly decorated with antiques imported by aristocratic Bogotano families.
When to visit
Castanyoles is a great restaurant for a group - whether you're a family or a couple of friends, definitely make sure to dine here and enjoy sampling the fantastic Tapas dishes in this neighbourhood style-Spanish courtyard restaurant, complete with hand painted tiles and exposed bulbs.
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