Ananda Boutique Hotel

Nestled amidst the colonial splendour of the UNESCO old town, Casa Agustin is a charming boutique hotel which has been lovingly restored and reimagined to capture Cartagena’s history, culture and vibrant Caribbean energy. Refined yet relaxed, the hortel spans a trio of colonial era white-washed buildings and exudes warmth and taste throughout. From original frescoes in the library to centuries-old wood-beamed ceilings in the guest rooms, Casa San Agustín’s art and architecture evoke the ...

A wonderful haven of tranquility, the Casa Pestagua is a sumptuous colonial mansion and boutique hotel right at the heart of Cartagena’s UNESCO walled city. Dating back to the 18th century, its lofty arches and palm fringed patios evoke Moorish palaces of old while throughout the Casa Pestagua is beautifully decorated with statues, frescoes and charming antique furniture. Through the huge hand-carved doors which spill directly onto the cobbled streets, a narrow tree-lined courtyard and ...

Dating back to the 17th century, Casa del Arzobispado is a beautiful colonial house that captures the history and charm of Cartagena. Loving converted, the hotel is wrapped a round a leafy central patio and sparkling pool that overflows with pot-plants and flowers. Inside, the surrounding galleries provide a fascinating snapshot into the city’s golden-age heritage with elegant parquet floors, antique furniture and colonial art-work. The rooms are softened with contemporary colour and fu...

The Alfiz Hotel is a former 17th-century colonial mansion and a small boutique gem that merges Cartagena’s rich history with modern contemporary comfort. Warmly furnished throughout with antique furniture, family herilooms and traditional artwork, the hotel features a leafy central coourtyard and small plunge pool as well as a cosy reading room and library that boasts an impressive collection of Gabriel Garcia Marquez novels. Although it may lack the restaurant and facilities of other h...

The Sofitel Santa Clara offers the luxury and service of a 5* hotel built around the colonial splendour of an original 17th century convent. Throwing open its doors in 1995, the Sofitel is one of the larger hotels within the city’s historic quarter and a unique blend of past and present. On one side, the original convent exudes old-world charm, its lush patio a haven of peace and tranquility, while on the other, an elegant modern annexe encircles a handsome pool. The rooms are modern and co...