Our landmark building, designed in 1946 by Colombian artist and architect Santiago Medina Mejia, boasts some of the most tranquil and elegant rooms in the city—with wooden beamed ceilings, hand-carved wooden furniture, and fireplaces to curl up by, no two rooms are alike. Just steps away from the bustling financial district and the gourmet paradise of Zona G, Casa Medina is an urban retreat for travelers with taste.
The in-house spa impresses primarily with its local treatments. Do your skin some good with a green coffee bean wrap or indulge in the Citrus Paradise ritual. The treatment begins with dry brushing, which promotes blood circulation and is excellent for combating cellulite. Ready for an adventure? Hop in a helicopter, visit the historic town of Zipaquirá and its salt cathedral, or let yourself be guided through Colombia's history in Villa de Leyva and Barichara. The Fanny Mikey National Theater and the Astor Plaza Theater, both just a short walk away, also offer a rich cultural program.
Features such as rustic wooden beam ceilings, hand-carved wooden furniture, and cozy fireplaces lend all rooms and suites a touch of elegance and homeliness. All rooms have been individually designed. The large, unique Executive Suite also features a whirlpool bathtub and a wood-burning fireplace. Make yourself comfortable in around 108 square meters and admire the architectural and historical elements of Casa Medina, which are skillfully woven into the design of the suite.
Enjoy a charming combination of Spanish bar and restaurant at the stylish Castanyoles, with a greenhouse atrium that is perfect for romantic evenings or a quick snack with a typical cocktail. The culinary highlight of the restaurant is the octopus "a la feira" with Colombian potatoes. This unique dish is slowly cooked in a vacuum-sealed package with a mixture of traditional Colombian herbs and Spanish olive oils to achieve its characteristic aroma. For more intimacy or special occasions, a private dining room is also available.
The Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá is housed in a building that has been officially declared a cultural monument. Built in 1946 and designed by Colombian star architect Santiago Medina Mejia, it still exudes the splendor and charm of colonial style. Look forward to some of the quietest and most elegant rooms in the city. Features such as rustic wooden beam ceilings, hand-carved wooden furniture, and cozy fireplaces lend all rooms a touch of elegance and homeliness. Each room and suite has been individually designed. If you like it particularly exclusive, opt for the 1,180-square-foot penthouse suite with two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a charming fireplace.
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