Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogota
Colombia
Four Seasons Hotel Casa Medina Bogota occupies a landmark 1946 building designed by Colombian artist and architect Santiago Medina Mejía. Beamed ceilings, carved wooden furnishings and fireplaces give the accommodation a distinctive historic character, with individual layouts rather than a uniform room design. The hotel stands in Zona G, near the capital’s restaurants and financial district. Selected suites have courtyard-facing balconies, separate living rooms or whirlpool baths, while the penthouse offers generous entertaining space. Castanyoles serves Spanish cooking beneath a greenhouse-style atrium, and Boulevardier adds a speakeasy-style whisky bar. Spa treatments include cacao and tropical fruit rituals, extending the hotel’s use of Colombian ingredients beyond the dining room.