Located in the colorful Getsemaní neighborhood, just steps from the UNESCO-protected Old Town, the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Cartagena will combine colonial elegance with modern luxury starting in 2026. In carefully restored landmarks such as the 16th-century San Francisco Monastery and the 1920 Beaux-Arts Club Cartagena, guests will experience a unique blend of history, culture, and contemporary design. With eight restaurants and lounges, a rooftop pool, the UMARI spa retreat, and exclusive experiences, the hotel is the perfect starting point for city explorers and Caribbean dreamers alike.
The hotel offers exclusive experiences that combine culture, nature, and enjoyment: street art tours in Getsemaní with a workshop, a boat trip to the Islas del Rosario, or a trek in a private reserve to observe the rare tamarin monkeys. The UMARI spa promises pure wellness with rituals inspired by nature in six treatment rooms. Those who wish can enjoy rooftop swimming with city views, outdoor yoga, or sundowners in one of the lounges. The result is a perfect balance of Caribbean relaxation and cultural immersion.
The elegant rooms and suites combine colonial flair with modern comfort. High ceilings, light-filled rooms, and large windows offer views of the old town or the Caribbean Sea. Every detail has been carefully designed—from custom-made furniture to fine materials. For longer stays or more privacy, spacious residences with multiple bedrooms, kitchens, and private terraces are available.
Eight restaurants and lounges make the hotel a culinary destination: from Caribbean-inspired flavors to international classics and innovative mixology. The rooftop bar entices guests with sundowners and panoramic views, while the fine dining restaurant refines local ingredients with global techniques. Private dining experiences—whether in a historic setting or by the pool—create unforgettable moments of indulgence.
The Four Seasons Cartagena pays homage to Colombia's vibrant history and cultural diversity. Within iconic buildings that have been lavishly restored, a dialogue between past and present emerges: colonial architecture meets modern interiors, Beaux-Arts details meet clean, contemporary lines. Guests are immersed in an atmosphere that is both elegant and authentic, where Cartagena's rich history can be felt at every turn.
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