Four Seasons Hotel Bogota
Bogota’s status as “Colombia’s capital of cool” was set in stone when the Four Seasons brand decided to build not one but two properties here in 2015.
Four Seasons Hotel Bogota is the younger, sleeker sibling of Hotel Casa Medina. It caters to those with a soft spot for extra square footage — nearly half the property’s accommodations are suites, all of which sprawl across three impressive skyscrapers.
Inside, the rooms are smartly decorated in neutral tones, offering a serene respite from the bustling city outside. Not that it’s too hard to seek downtime while you’re here, thanks to the hotel’s winning location in Zona T, which gives you the best introduction to Bogota’s incredible nightlife and dining options.
Gastronomy is very much at the pulse of Bogota’s culture, and the Four Seasons stays loyal to the city’s mission to deliver standout cuisine with two knockout restaurants. Don’t be surprised to see locals at the eateries, either — word has gotten out and reservations, particularly on the weekend, are highly recommended.
- Stay
on the upper floors (the penthouse suite boasts particularly impressive
panoramic vistas) to enjoy the staggering views of Bogota’s glittering skyline.
- Bogotanos actually live in this neighborhood, so be sure
to swap the tourist trail in La Candelaria for a chance to mingle with the
locals when you can. Hit the Usaquén
district for fabulous dining and open green spaces.
- Wind
back the clock by treating yourself to an imaginative emerald body ritual from
the onsite spa. Or simply soothe your aching muscles after a day of exploring the
city with a 50-minute express massage.
- If
you want to discover the city like a local but lack the lingo, invest in the
Bogota hotel’s trusty bilingual concierge services. You won’t regret it.
- Get
a taste of the city without leaving your plush perch with a Colombian coffee on the terrace at La Biblioteca.
- La
Candelaria, Bogota’s cultural old quarter, may be 45 minutes away by taxi, but
if you plan your excursions ahead of time, you shouldn’t fall victim to the
city’s infamous traffic jams.
- This
is one of two Four Seasons hotels in Bogota. If you prefer condo-style living to
colonial charms, then choose this property over Four Seasons Casa Medina.
- This
area is very safe and secure, so any qualms you had about the dangers of
Colombia can be left at the check-in desk.
- Almost half of the Bogota hotel’s 64 guest rooms are suites, with just four to seven accommodations per floor.
- You’ll feel far from the maddening crowd thanks to the clever room design, which creates ample, open space with calming color hues, minimalist furniture and plenty of natural light.
- The serene interiors make up for the city white noise, which can be an annoyance if you are staying in one of the exterior rooms.
- Connectivity is king here. Complimentary Wi-Fi, speaker docks and plasma-screen TVs are all part and parcel of the Four Seasons Hotel Bogota experience.
- Start
the day in La Biblioteca, where
you can sip on the world’s finest coffee made fresh from the in-house barista
and sample local delicacies with a twist.
- Your
future breakfast routine will be transformed forever once you’ve sampled Nemo’s
delectable calentado, a national breakfast specialty made with fried
rice, beans, chorizo, shredded beef and sweet plantain all topped with a fried
egg.
- In
the evening go into gourmet overdrive with a reservation at Nemo, a head-turning international restaurant
created in collaboration with one of Colombia’s most renowned chefs, Harry
Sasson.
- Sit
near Nemo’s almost 10-foot-long charcoal oven for a foodie spectacle like no
other. It’s where Sasson’s Mediterranean-inspired, locally sourced meat and
fish dishes are made right in front of your eyes.
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