Hotel
Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogotá
A 62-room luxury hotel in a 1946 building by Santiago Medina Mejía in the Zona G, restored with salvaged colonial stonework and reopened by Four Seasons…
A sleek 63-room Four Seasons in the Zona T, opened in April 2016, with an emerald-inspired spa and the Biblioteca restaurant.
Good to know
Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá is the contemporary counterpart to Casa Medina, and it opened in April 2016 in the heart of the Zona T, the city's shopping and design district in the north. It describes itself as a sleek and stylish boutique hotel, and with 63 keys, 34 guest rooms and 29 suites, it is small enough to feel personal while offering the facilities expected of the brand.
Design was handled by a notable team: the architect Milena Vargas, the interior designer Lauren Rottet and Saul Sasson, who designed the restaurant. The spa is one of the highlights. Its look is inspired by the idea of an Emerald City, with emerald and aquamarine tones, tropical greenery and water features, and it has five treatment rooms, a couples' suite and a spa boutique. There is also a fully equipped gym open 24 hours a day.
The hotel's restaurant, Biblioteca, serves international and local breakfast specialities in a dining room with indoor and outdoor seats. Two function rooms provide space for small meetings, so the hotel works for business travellers as well as leisure guests. The high share of suites makes it a practical option for longer stays and for families who want extra space.
The Zona T location is the main selling point for many guests. Shops, restaurants and nightlife are on the doorstep, and the hotel offers easy access to the city's museums and landmarks by car. It suits shoppers, couples, business travellers and anyone who wants to be in the north of the city, close to the Parque de la 93 and to the Sofitel Victoria Regia, which stands a few doors away on the same street.
The hotel is on Carrera 13 at Calle 85, about 40 minutes by car from El Dorado airport. Its sister property, Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina, is about 15 minutes away in the Zona G, which is the better choice if you want heritage architecture. From here, the historic centre and Monserrate are a longer taxi ride to the south, so plan a full day for La Candelaria and its museums. Book spa treatments in advance, especially at weekends.
In April 2016.
63 in total: 34 guest rooms and 29 suites.
Yes. It has five treatment rooms, a couples' suite and a spa boutique, with an emerald-inspired design.
Biblioteca, which serves international and local breakfast specialities.
At Carrera 13 No. 85-46 in the Zona T, the shopping and design district.
About 40 minutes by car.
Yes. The fully equipped gym is open 24 hours a day.
The architect Milena Vargas and the designer Lauren Rottet, with Saul Sasson designing the restaurant.
Tour operator
The city's original street art walking tour, running since 2011 with tip-based shared tours daily at 10:00 and 14:00 from Parque de los Periodistas.
Restaurant
Álvaro Clavijo's contemporary Colombian restaurant in Chapinero Alto, opened in 2017 and named No. 1 on Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants list in 2025.
Attraction
The Banco de la República's Gold Museum on Parque Santander holds tens of thousands of pre-Columbian pieces, including the Muisca raft linked to the El Dorado…
Café
A downtown tea room and bakery founded in 1936 by a Spanish exile, famous for its chocolate santafereño and traditional Bogotá pastries.