Heritage Design
Sofitel Legend Santa Clara Cartagena
“Seventeenth-century convent heirloom”
Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Cartagena
“Cloistered Caribbean redoubt”
Casa Pestagua
“Aristocratic colonial cloister”
Casa San Agustín
“Colonial aqueduct mansion”
Casa de Alba Hotel Boutique
“Colonial stone mansion”
Hotel Charleston Santa Teresa
“Restored Carmelite convent”
Hotel Casa del Coliseo
“Seventeenth-century designer mansion”
Hotel Quadrifolio
“Colonial manor household”
Local
Hotel Casona del Colegio
“Artisan-crafted colonial casona”
Hotel las Islas
“Treetop stilt lodge”
Casa de Alba Hotel Boutique
“Colonial stone mansion”
Design $–$$
La Passion by Masaya Collection
“Theatrical colonial manor”
OSH Hotel Getsemani
“Arched courtyard hotel”
Blue Apple Beach
“Riviera-inspired beach club”
Lively
Hotel Casa La Factoria by Faranda Boutique, a member of Radisson Individuals
“Colonial warehouse mansion”
Casa Pestagua
“Aristocratic colonial cloister”
Casa San Agustín
“Colonial aqueduct mansion”
Hotel Movich Cartagena De Indias
“Modernist colonial townhouse”
Hotel Capellan de Getsemani
“French-accented colonial townhouse”
Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Cartagena
“Cloistered Caribbean redoubt”
Sofitel Legend Santa Clara Cartagena
“Seventeenth-century convent heirloom”
Hotel Charleston Santa Teresa
“Restored Carmelite convent”
Neighborhood spotlight
Casa La Cartujita
“Carthusian monastery guesthouse”
Hotel Casona del Colegio
“Artisan-crafted colonial casona”
Hotel Quadrifolio
“Colonial manor household”
Hotel Casa del Coliseo
“Seventeenth-century designer mansion”
Hotel Casa La Factoria by Faranda Boutique, a member of Radisson Individuals
“Colonial warehouse mansion”
Hotel Capellan de Getsemani
“French-accented colonial townhouse”
OSH Hotel Getsemani
“Arched courtyard hotel”
La Passion by Masaya Collection
“Theatrical colonial manor”
Secluded
Hotel Las Islas - Isleta
“Secluded island sanctuary”
Sofitel Barú Cartagena
“Bioclimatic coastal showpiece”
Blue Apple Beach
“Riviera-inspired beach club”
Corona Island, Cartagena
“Boat-shaped bamboo bungalows”
Hotel las Islas
“Treetop stilt lodge”
Editorial mentions
Corona Island, Cartagena
“Boat-shaped bamboo bungalows”
Hotel Las Islas - Isleta
“Secluded island sanctuary”
Hotel Movich Cartagena De Indias
“Modernist colonial townhouse”
Sofitel Barú Cartagena
“Bioclimatic coastal showpiece”
Casa La Cartujita
“Carthusian monastery guesthouse”
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Blue Apple BeachOutdoor beach and garden massage stations offering sixty-minute treatmentsDesignResortSocial$$C
Casa de Alba Hotel BoutiqueOn-demand Age Ritual massage treatments administered in guest suites, on the courtyard pool deck, or on the rooftop terrace.HeritageDesignLocal$$$ Casa La CartujitaCarthusian monastery guesthouseHeritageDesignLuxe$$ Casa PestaguaAristocratic colonial cloisterDesignLuxeHeritage$$$$ Casa San AgustínTwo treatment rooms offering facials, gold massages, and body rituals incorporating Colombian coffee, tobacco, volcanic mud, horse chestnut, sea salt, and botanical oils.DesignLuxeHeritage$$$$ Corona Island, CartagenaBoat-shaped bamboo bungalowsDesignResortSocial$$$$F
Four Seasons Hotel and Residences CartagenaUMARI Spa with six treatment rooms including a couples suite with deep soaking tub, offering ancestral Colombian healing rituals, facials, and body treatmentsDesignLuxeHeritage$$$$H
Hotel Capellan de GetsemaniIndoor treatment rooms and shaded outdoor terrace setup offering body treatments, facials, and deep relaxation massages.DesignHeritageLocal$$$ Hotel Casa del ColiseoSeventeenth-century designer mansionDesignHeritageLuxe$$$ Hotel Casa La Factoria by Faranda Boutique, a member of Radisson IndividualsDedicated treatment rooms offering massage therapy and body treatments.HeritageWellnessDesign$$ Hotel Casona del ColegioLa Sierra Spa double treatment room with two beds, offering rituals using local coffee, volcanic stones, mineral mud, and cacaoDesignHeritageLocal$$$ Hotel Charleston Santa TeresaSanta Teresa Spa on the second floor offering facial and body rituals, aromatherapy, and massages with botanical essential oils.HeritageDesignLuxe$$$$ Hotel las IslasSpa Niña Daniela with five treatment rooms including couple suites, outdoor treatment areas, Kobido Japanese facial massage rituals, Biologique Recherche and Sothys product lines.DesignResortLocal$$$$ Hotel Las Islas - IsletaSix treatment cabins including couples cabins and open-air beachfront treatment areas using Biologique Recherche and SOTHYS products, sound healing with Tibetan singing bowls, and gong baths.ResortDesignLuxe$$$$ Hotel Movich Cartagena De IndiasDedicated treatment room offering holistic body and facial rituals with Germaine de Capuccini skincare products.DesignSocialLocal$$$ Hotel QuadrifolioIn-house massage and spa bodywork menu available upon request.DesignLuxeHeritage$$$L
La Passion by Masaya CollectionFull-body, back, neck, and couples massages along with manicures and pedicures delivered on request in guest rooms or private relaxation areas.DesignHeritageLocal$$O
OSH Hotel GetsemaniArched courtyard hotelDesignSocialLocal$$S
Sofitel Barú CartagenaSofitel Spa across 283 square meters with multiple treatment rooms offering Ayurvedic rituals with organic Colombian Éccora cosmetic productsResortDesignLuxe$$$$ Sofitel Legend Santa Clara CartagenaSofitel Spa with 8 private treatment cabins offering Sisley Paris ritualsDesignHeritageLuxe$$$$Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.