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Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá

Bogotá, Colombia · Four Seasons · High Luxury

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In 1946, Colombian architect Santiago Medina Mejía built this house using stone columns, herringbone floors, and hand-carved doors salvaged from two 16th-century convents being demolished across Bogotá — the result was declared a National Conservation Monument, and when Four Seasons took over in 2015 it became the brand's first address in Colombia.

About Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá

History

The building was designed in 1946 by Colombian artist-architect Santiago Medina Mejía, who salvaged stone columns, herringbone flooring, and hand-carved wooden doors from the convents of San Agustín and Santo Domingo being demolished at the time — bringing 16th-century colonial craftsmanship into a mid-century modern structure. In 1984 it was designated a monument of architectural heritage, and in 1988 converted into Hotel Casa Medina, instantly becoming a gathering place for Bogotá's power elite. The Colombian Ministry of Culture subsequently declared it a National Conservation Monument. Four Seasons assumed management and completed a full renovation in 2015, opening as the first Four Seasons in Colombia.

The setting

Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá occupies a 1946 landmark on Avenida Carrera 7 at No. 69A-22 in Zona G, Bogotá's foremost culinary district, its low-rise streets dense with acclaimed Colombian, Spanish, and Peruvian restaurants. Designed by architect Santiago Medina Mejia with French classical influence, the building features stone columns, beamed ceilings, and hand-carved woodwork that earned it designation as a Monument of Cultural Interest. Steps from the city's financial center and close to a cluster of landmark luxury properties in Chapinero, the hotel offers a quietly elegant retreat. The Museo Nacional de Colombia is twenty minutes by transit, and Parque de la 93 twenty-two minutes.

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