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Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogota

Bogotá • Zona G • SPLURGE

avg. $421 / night

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At a glance

A 1946 Colombian colonial mansion converted to 62 rooms with exposed timber architecture and a sought-after courtyard bar.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors visiting Bogotá

Highlights:

  • 1946 Republican colonial mansion by architect Santiago Medina Mejía
  • Attic suites with exposed timber roof trusses and campaign-trunk furnishings
  • Courtyard bar with Edison pendants and living-wall conservatory design
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Completed in 1946 by Colombian architect Santiago Medina Mejía as his own private residence, the building that became Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá stands as one of the finest examples of Republican colonial architecture in the capital — a three-storey brick manor with terracotta roof tiles, stone-arched entry portals, and wrought-iron balconies that feel borrowed from a Castilian country house rather than assembled for a hotel. The Andean foothills of Cerros Orientales rise directly behind it, a backdrop that makes the Zona Rosa streetscape feel genuinely dramatic rather than merely picturesque. Inside, the 62 rooms work with the building's inherited geometry rather than against it — attic-floor suites reveal exposed dark timber roof trusses left structurally intact, their angular geometry meeting linen-upholstered tufted headboards, diamond-pattern dhurrie rugs, and trunk-style mirrored side tables in an arrangement that feels more like a well-edited private house than a managed hotel room. Chesterfield leather armchairs and glass-topped campaign trunk coffee tables reinforce that sensibility. The restaurant spaces shift registers smartly: one dining room sets wire-framed bucket chairs against whitewashed exposed brick and herringbone parquet floors, while the glassed-over courtyard bar layers Edison filament pendants above a granite-topped counter with brass-detailed base and walls dense with climbing greenery — a conservatory atmosphere that has made it one of Bogotá's most sought-after evening destinations.

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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.

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Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogota Reviews

735 reviews

"My stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá Casa Medina was extraordinary from beginning to end, made even more memorable by the remarkable team who brought the hotel’s legendary service to life. The property itself is stunning — a historic architectural gem filled with warmth, character, and understated luxury — but it’s the people who truly elevate the experience. Pedro, the bellman, set the tone from the moment I arrived. His kindness, professionalism, and genuine warmth made me feel immediately welcomed. Felipe, the doorman and security professional, was equally exceptional — attentive, gracious, and always ready with a smile. Both are incredible ambassadors of Colombian hospitality and absolute assets to the hotel. At Boulevardier, the service reached another level. Hanz, the mixologist, is a true artist. His creativity, passion, and mastery behind the bar made every drink an experience. And the wonderful Felipe (a different Felipe), also at Boulevardier, brought warmth, sincerity, and engaging conversation that made the evening unforgettable. Their hospitality felt effortless and heartfelt. My room was beautifully appointed, the atmosphere serene, and every detail throughout the hotel reflected thoughtful care. Casa Medina is more than a place to stay — it’s a place to feel welcomed, appreciated, and connected. I cannot recommend it highly enough."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 24, 2026

"The best place in Bogota. I used to stay at the Sofitel, but the Casa Medina is the best in the city. Superb location in the gastronomic district in BOG, Rosales is truly lovely. Wonderful service, food, confort. And that steam room. It doesn't get any better"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 06, 2026

"The Four Seasons Casa Medina is an excellent hotel. The hotel is located in the former home of a Colombian architect. The entire property was extremely clean. Our room was spacious. Housekeeping was great. The food and service were exceptional. All of the employees were so friendly and would do anything for you (and could speak English!). There was a cozy room across from reception with a fireplace that was great for relaxing after spending the day sightseeing The only three cons that I could see were: 1. The hotel is located on a busy street. If noise is a problem when sleeping, ask for a room overlooking the side street. 2. The hotel is located about 20 minutes ride from La Candelaria. Taxis cost about COP 30-35. 3. The Speakeasy bar in the basement had live music on the weekends. The DJ's were horrible. One played rap music with vulgar language. Come on guys . . . It's a Four Seasons and a speakeasy. Find a new DJ who plays some soothing lounge music! Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 25, 2026

"We stayed at the Four Seasons for two nights and had a very pleasant experience. We chose the à la carte breakfast instead of the buffet, which felt more relaxed and enjoyable. The room was comfortable, and everything met our expectations. Overall, we had a great stay and would definitely return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 24, 2026

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