In a city that is continually transforming, a collection of storied buildings has been thoughtfully reborn for a new generation. Welcome to Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Cartagena – where history, modernity and the promise of what’s next blend seamlessly in an atmosphere of timeless elegance and elevated hospitality.. “Welcoming a third Four Seasons to Colombia, joining our Bogotá and Casa Medina Bogotá properties, marks an important milestone in the continued expansion of our global portfolio,” says Rainer Stampfer, Four Seasons President, Global Operations, Hotels and Resorts. “In partnership with the ownership group, San Francisco Investments, and an inspiring team of creative and culinary visionaries, we are proud to introduce a Four Seasons experience defined by genuine care, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a deep connection to Cartagena’s unique character.”. Ideally located in the vibrant Getsemaní neighbourhood with its myriad plazas, galleries, shops and cafés, Four Seasons is just steps to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Walled City, the famed Camellón de los Mártires, the Parque Centenario across the street and the contemporary convention centre next door.. “Our team is thrilled to share the city we proudly call home with guests from near and far,” says General Manager Annie Monnier. “Cartagena is an incredibly dynamic destination – alive with history, colour, and culture – and we’ve curated bespoke experiences that reflect its vibrant spirit. With a deep love for the city, our team is dedicated to crafting thoughtful, personalized itineraries that celebrate what inspires you most.”. A Story of Told Through Art and Architecture. ADVERTISEMENT. Following a years-long restoration and enhancement of the remarkable group of historic buildings, Four Seasons Hotel Cartagena is a modern interpretation of the city’s rich heritage and international influences. Cartagena’s historic legacy and Caribbean spirit come to life in the colour palettes, materials and textures at every turn.. At the heart of the extraordinary team of architects and designers who contributed to the project is the late François Catroux, a French designer widely noted for his effortless blend of elegance and comfort. This project, one of his very few in the hospitality realm, was among his last and adds another beautiful chapter to his legacy, particularly in his vision for the spaces in the former Club Cartagena, a 1920s landmark, thoughtfully reimagined, and the hotel’s signature suites.. Additional design expertise included WATG and Wimberly Interiors in harmony with Catroux’s interior designs; French studio SBM Interior Design and internationally renowned AvroKO for the hotel’s original food and beverage concepts; and Switzerland’s Enea Garden Design led by Colombian landscape architect Carolina Jaimes for rooftop venues and greenery throughout the hotel as well as lighting by Lang Lighting Design. Numerous local artists and arti
