HOTELS Hotel Casa San Agustin - Hot Colombian Boutique Hotel

Hotel Casa San Agustin - Hot Colombian Boutique Hotel

Location:

Cartagena Colombia South America
DesignLuxury

This quaint hotel has been restored carefully with the needs of the cosmopolitan traveler in mind.

The three sun-gleamed buildings were built in colonial times, and original frescos and wood-beamed ceilings remain key features of the new design.

The location is the UNESCO World Heritage town of Cartagena de Indias which dates back to the 14th Century.

The town was an important port in the West Indies, bringing wealth into the city and causing Casas and grand buildings to be built and strong fortifications to defend the town from pirates.

Book Online

PRICE FROM $258

Hotel Casa San Agustin building
Hotel Casa San Agustin terraces
Colonial style building
Hotel Casa San Agustin lounge
Hotel Casa San Agustin pool in the dining lounge

The hotel’s restaurant features fresh seafood and local cuisines, which you can eat in the fresh outside air.

Hotel Casa San Agustin library
Hotel Casa San Agustin bar
Hotel Casa San Agustin room
Premium room

The hotel has 24 rooms featuring specially commissioned furnishings and top-end bathroom products.

Deluxe suite
Deluxe suite bathroom
Private pool
Sun deck
Hotel Casa San Agustin swimming pool

The courtyard is a perfect place to partake of a pink cocktail after a day at the beach or sightseeing.


Book Online

PRICE FROM $258


Calle de la Universidad 36-44 Centro Historico, Cartagena, Bolivar, Colombia


Related hotels

Loccal Collection Hotel

Loccal Collection Hotel

Picture this: you're sipping a cocktail surrounded by whitewashed walls and blue-domed architecture, but instead of the Aegean Sea stretching before you, it's the Indonesian waters where Komodo dragons patrol their ancient territory. The Loccal Collection Hotel in Labuan Bajo has committed fully to this geographical identity crisis, and somehow, …

El Fenn Hotel - How Two Friends Built Marrakech's Most Theatrical Hotel

El Fenn Hotel - How Two Friends Built Marrakech's Most Theatrical Hotel

What started as a house-hunting expedition in 2002 has morphed into one of Morocco's most photographed properties. Howell James and Vanessa Branson thought they were buying a holiday home in Marrakech's ancient medina. Instead, they accidentally acquired a string of crumbling buildings that would become El Fenn – a maximalist …

Anemomilos Boutique Hotel - Edge of the World: Hanging Off Greece's Most Dramatic Cliff

Anemomilos Boutique Hotel - Edge of the World: Hanging Off Greece's Most Dramatic Cliff

On the precipice of nowhere, where ancient stone meets endless blue, sits a hotel born from one man's obsession with a ruined windmill and a love affair with isolation. Folegandros – try saying it without stumbling over the syllables – remains mercifully untouched by the cruise ship hordes that descend …

Tree of Life Eila Art Hotel, Manali - India's Avant-Garde Mountain Retreat

Tree of Life Eila Art Hotel, Manali - India's Avant-Garde Mountain Retreat

A father-daughter duo have created something extraordinary in the hills above Manali - part spaceship, part anthill, entirely magical. Driving through the winding roads of Naggar, you'd be forgiven for doing a double-take when the Tree of Life Eila Art Hotel comes into view. Rising from the cedar forest like …

Paris j'Adore Hotel & Spa - Inside Paris's Most Unapologetically Romantic Hotel

Paris j'Adore Hotel & Spa - Inside Paris's Most Unapologetically Romantic Hotel

In a quiet side street in the 17th arrondissement, between residential buildings and a stone's throw from Parc Monceau, sits what might be Paris's most brazen attempt at bottling romance. The Paris j'Adore Hotel & Spa doesn't whisper sweet nothings – it shouts them from behind art deco doors flanked …

Grand Hotel - A Journey to America's Last Great Summer Palace

Grand Hotel - A Journey to America's Last Great Summer Palace

On a tiny island in Lake Huron, where the clip-clop of horse hooves replaces the rumble of engines and fudge shops line cobblestone streets like something from a Dickens novel, sits one of America's most gloriously anachronistic hotels. The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island isn't just a place to rest …

Six Senses Fort Barwara - Seven Centuries Later, Rajasthan's Fortress Opens Its Gates Again

Six Senses Fort Barwara - Seven Centuries Later, Rajasthan's Fortress Opens Its Gates Again

Deep in Rajasthan's dusty heart, where the Aravalli Hills rise like ancient guardians from the desert floor, something rather extraordinary has happened to a 700-year-old fort. What was once home to real royalty now hosts a different sort of aristocracy: the well-heeled traveler with a taste for the theatrical. Six …

ROMEO Hotel Roma - Inside Zaha Hadid's Final Hotel Project

ROMEO Hotel Roma - Inside Zaha Hadid's Final Hotel Project

Walk through Rome's historic center, past centuries-old churches and crumbling ruins, and you'll eventually find yourself confronted by an unusual sight: a pair of doormen who look more like nightclub bouncers than hotel staff. Welcome to Romeo Roma, where getting through the front door requires more than just wandering in …

Acro Suites - Where Crete's Ancient Cliffs Meet Modern Wellness

Acro Suites - Where Crete's Ancient Cliffs Meet Modern Wellness

On a rocky precipice above the Aegean, where the island of Crete drops dramatically into sapphire waters, sits a hotel that takes its name quite literally. Acro Suites – from the Greek 'akros' meaning 'on the edge' – perches precariously on the clifftops of Mononaftis Bay, and sisters Danae and …

Marriott Mena House - A Night at Cairo's Most Storied Hotel

Marriott Mena House - A Night at Cairo's Most Storied Hotel

There's something utterly surreal about sipping Turkish coffee while the Great Pyramid looms outside your breakfast window like an ancient stone grandfather, quietly judging your choice of cereal. At the Marriott Mena House Cairo, this beautiful morning ritual is just another Tuesday. Perched at the foot of the Giza pyramids, …