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Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá
Bogotá, Colombia · Four Seasons · High Luxury
The restaurant NEMO — helmed by Harry Sasson, the chef who took Best Restaurant in Colombia at Latin America's 50 Best — anchors this 63-room Zona Rosa hotel with a nearly 10-foot charcoal oven and a 60-foot living wall; the hotel itself occupies three restored 1980s neoclassical brick buildings and earned a Michelin Key in 2024.
- 63 rooms
- Opened 2016
- Neighborhood: Chapinero
- Rooms from 291 sq ft (27 m²)
- Architect: Milena Vargas
- Interiors: Lauren Rottet; Rottet Studio
About Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá
- NEMO's name honors chef Harry Sasson's father, whose nickname was "Neno."
- Rottet Studio sourced most furniture and materials locally, having most casegoods and millwork fabricated in Bogotá.
- Entry-level rooms start at 291 sq ft (27 m²).
History
The second Four Seasons in Bogotá, opening April 2016, the hotel occupies three 1980s neoclassical brick buildings that were closed for 16 months of renovation. Rottet Studio made multiple trips from the US to source furniture, artwork, and materials locally — most casegoods, drapery, and millwork were fabricated in Bogotá. The restaurant NEMO broke local convention by earning a loyal neighbourhood following, functioning almost as a standalone local restaurant inside a luxury hotel — a rare feat in the Bogotá market.
The setting
Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá anchors the upper end of Carrera 13 at No. 85-46 within Zona T — the T-shaped pedestrian epicenter of Zona Rosa, Bogotá's most glamorous shopping and nightlife corridor between Calles 79 and 85. The district is lined with flagship boutiques including Louis Vuitton and Gucci, anchored by Andino and El Retiro shopping centers, and dense with Michelin-starred restaurants and rooftop bars. Parque de la 93 is sixteen minutes on foot. Occupying restored century-old brick buildings among a cluster of landmark luxury properties, the hotel captures the cosmopolitan energy that defines modern Bogotá at its most fashionable. 5 km from craft stalls at Mercado de Las Pulgas en Usaquén. 10 km from Museo del Oro.
Restaurants and bars
- NEMO — Restaurant · Chef Harry Sasson
- La Biblioteca — Restaurant
Experiences
- Spa boutique — Spa with 5 treatment rooms plus 1 Couple's Suite, designed as 'Emerald City' with gemstone tones, greenery and water.
- Fitness centre — Fully-equipped gym open 24/7.
Amenities
- Spa with Colombian emerald palette and Loto del Sur products
- Rooftop/private terrace dining
- 24-hour fitness center
- Salsa and cooking classes
- Penthouse Suite with private wood-burning fireplace and terrace
- Hot tub
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Recommended (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide — Star Rated (Recommended) (2025)
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