The Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá is a luxury retreat nestled in the heart of the city’s Zona G—Bogotá’s renowned gastronomic district. Housed in a historic 1946 building designed by Colombian architect Santiago Medina Mejía, the hotel seamlessly blends colonial charm with modern sophistication. Recognized as a Monument of Cultural Interest, its architecture features beamed ceilings, hand-carved wooden furnishings, and original stone columns sourced from demolished convents.
Inside, original stone columns, hand-carved wooden doors, and wrought-iron chandeliers lend the hotel a timeless aristocratic elegance, softened by Four Seasons’ signature restraint. Rooms, each slightly different in layout are a moody symphony of soft leather, hardwood and vintage accents. The beds are custom-made and dressed in fine linens with down duvets, and each room is equipped with a Nespresso machine, a fully stocked minibar, and thoughtful touches that reflect the hotel’s commitment to quiet, understated luxury.
Bathrooms are adorned with marble finishes and equipped with walk-in showers. Guests are provided with deluxe Loto del Sur bath amenities, thick terry bathrobes, plush slippers, and lighted makeup and shaving mirrors.
Beyond the rooms, the hotel’s facilities add to its sense of hushed grandeur. The intimate spa offers locally inspired treatments using natural ingredients, ideal for restoring energy after Bogotá’s high-altitude adventures. The fitness centre is compact but well equipped, and the concierge service is a standout.
Dining at the hotel centres around Castanyoles, the Spanish-inspired courtyard restaurant known for its tapas and raciones, served beneath a glass roof with hanging greenery.
And tucked discreetly within the historic hotel is Boulevardier, a hidden speakeasy that transports guests to the glamour and intrigue of the 1920s. Accessed through an unmarked entrance—either via a staircase within the hotel or a subtle street-level door—this clandestine bar exudes an air of mystery and exclusivity. A night cap here is a must.
