Café Rialto

Set within the historic Club Cartagena, a 1920s beaux-arts landmark designed by French architect Gastón Lelarge, The Grand Grill by Major Food Group evokes the glamour of mid-century America and the Caribbean, balancing nostalgic flair with contemporary sophistication. Chef Mario Carbone’s menu highlights the best ingredients Colombia has to offer and an exceptional selection of the finest American beef, ice cold martinis and steakhouse classics.

Escape to our tranquil Cartagena rooftop with 360-degree views of the city. By day, enjoy cuisine from Colombia and Latin America. At sunset, the ambience evolves as the city lights begin to glow. Experience handcrafted cocktails, soft music and fresh views.

With a sparkling glass ceiling, black-and-white marble floors and lush greenery, this Cartagena lounge feels like a chic garden conservatory. Relax in comfort with a selection of wines by the glass, classic cocktails and specialty coffees.

Start your day with a breakfast buffet, featuring a blend of international favourites and traditional Colombian flavours, including fresh local fruits, breads and juices. Experience the country’s rich culinary diversity.

Immerse yourself in classic luxury at Bar Lelarge by Major Food Group, exploring an exceptional selection of wines and expertly crafted cocktails. Chef Mario Carbone’s menu features the freshest local produce Colombia has to offer while exuding timeless elegance and modern comfort.

Experience the first Cartagena speakeasy, a hidden gem that once served as a water reservoir. In this intimate enclave, expect to be delighted by our mixologists’ luxurious cocktails, paired with delicious bites.

In the mood for breakfast in bed or a romantic late-night snack? Select from our In-Room Dining menu, and we’ll deliver delicious Four Seasons cuisine for a Cartagena fine dining experience in perfect privacy.

Taste authentic Neapolitan pizza with a lively Mediterranean spirit and creative flair. Bridging generations, the space was once the Teatro Cartagena, built on the site of the Iglesia de la Veracruz.