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Casa Medina Bogotá

Colonial-style elegance surrounded by urban excitement
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  • Exterior of historic brick Four Seasons Hotel Bogota, Casa Medina hotel, mountain in background
    The historic façade of Casa Medina, backed by Bogota’s lush mountains
  • Aerial view of wrought-iron patio tables and chairs in brick courtyard, trees and shrubs throughout
    A peaceful, green retreat in the middle of the bustling city
  • Rustic pillars, oriental carpet leading to winding staircase, table with vases with fresh white flowers
    Step into comfort, surrounded by elegant period details
  • Brown leather loveseat in front of window, beamed ceilings sloped over bed, plush bench and armchair
    Beamed ceilings and custom-made beds create a welcoming urban retreat
  • Executive Suite with bed with white linens, wood trunk-style coffee table and nightstand, large glass patio door
    Enjoy peaceful mornings with inimitable views
  • Penthouse Suite living room with sofas, trunk-style coffee table, in front of dining table and chairs, beamed ceiling
    Our Penthouse Suite offers a stylish living room and a dining area – plenty of space to feel at home
  • Castanyoles dining room and bar with high ceilings, Spanish-style decor, living walls with lush green plants, patio lights
    Feast on tapas in the atrium courtyard of Castanyoles, our social and versatile Spanish restaurant
  • Plush white lounge chair in dimly-lit spa with orchid on table, reading lamp, shelf with rows of white candles
    Enter into a world of calm at our Spa
  • Rustic brick archways, pillars, lead to bright hotel room with wood table with fresh white flowers
    Original brickwork and polished wooden floors reflect our landmark building’s colonial-style charm
  • Aerial view of woman holding pink rose flower arrangement walking down wood spiral staircase
    A spiraling wooden staircase at the heart of our Hotel
Avenida Carrera 7 #69a-22, Bogota DC, Colombia
+57 (1) 325-7900 Get Directions

Our landmark 1946 building, designed by Colombian artist-architect Santiago Medina Mejia, boasts some of the most quietly elegant rooms in the city – complete with beamed ceilings, hand-carved wooden furnishings and fireplaces to cosy up to, no two rooms are alike. Steps from the buzzing financial district and the gourmet paradise of the Zona G, Casa Medina is an urban retreat for travellers with taste.

Accommodations

  • Penthouse Suite living room with sofas, trunk-style coffee table, in front of dining table and chairs, beamed ceiling
    Penthouse Suite

    Sink into a leather club chair by the fire in our welcoming fifth-floor suite. A spacious living room, a dining room and two bathrooms encourage entertaining.

    Details
  • Hotel living room with brown leather sofa and armchairs trunk-style coffee table in front of roaring fireplace
    One-Bedroom Suite

    This pied-à-terre displays some of the Hotel’s most beautiful architectural details, offering two living areas and period-style leather furniture to settle into.

    Details
  • Executive Suite with bed with white linens, wood trunk-style coffee table and nightstand, large glass patio door
    Executive Suite

    Put your feet up in one of the living areas fitted with hand-carved wooden furnishings, or enjoy the courtyard view from your king-size bed.

    Details
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  • Dining tables and chairs under sunny skylight, brick indoor balcony lined with tropical plants
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Landmark Style

A monument to great design

Historic beauty

Declared an official Monument of Cultural Interest, our building exudes colonial-style grandeur and charm.

  • Looking down at courtyard patio surrounded by brick building, windows, green trees, shrubs
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Bogotá by Four Seasons

  • Pigeons and people crowd Bolivar Square in front of historic brick church, The Primatial Cathedral of Bogotá
    Colonial gems

    Discover the city’s colonial district, La Candelaria, during a customized tour of the city’s most elaborate historic buildings and impressive plazas.

  • Zipaquirá salt mine cathedral hallway with angel statue and cross in dark tunnel illuminated blue
    Explore the salt mines

    Head outside the city to Zipaquirá, home to a wondrous cathedral built inside a salt mine – one of Colombia’s most compelling sights. We’ll introduce you to a local guide who will tell you all about it.

  • Large metal industrial-looking hand grinder with pile of ground Colombian coffee
    Savour Colombian coffee

    Sample the country’s best coffee on a personalized tour of the city’s third-wave cafés.