HOTELS Nacar Hotel Cartagena - Colonial Mansion In Cartagena, Colombia

Nacar Hotel Cartagena - Colonial Mansion In Cartagena, Colombia

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Cartagena Colombia South America
Luxury

Created by fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi, this hotel is as exquisite as her bridal collections. With just seven unique rooms (including one three-level suite with a private pool!), the Nacar Hotel is set in a 250-year-old colonial mansion in Colombia’s Cartagena and offers guests a chance to stay in one of the most awarded hotels in the world. Each room is uniquely furnished and named after a fabric used in Tcherassi’s fashion collections like “radzimir” and “mousseline.”

Guests can dine in the hotel’s Vera restaurant (Vera is Italian for truthful) for delicious dishes from chef Daniel Castaño; the 40-seat space is open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition, the rooftop lounge and pool offer another area for travelers to grab a bite and relax, with 360-degree views of the city and the sea.

Complete with a wellness spa and vertical garden with over 3000 tropical plants, the Nacar Hotel is the most fashionable place to escape and unwind.

The Nacar Hotel is a six-minute walk from the historic Museo del Oro Zenú and an eight-minute walk from The Palace of Inquisition, an eighteenth-century Holy Office of the Inquisition in Cartagena which now serves as a museum.

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Nacar Hotel Cartagena Colonial Building
Nacar Hotel Cartagena Colonial Door
Nacar Hotel Cartagena Courtyard with Pool
Vera Restaurant at Nacar Hotel Cartagena
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Nacar Hotel Cartagena Gran Suite
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Nacar Hotel Cartagena Gazar Suite
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Nacar Hotel Cartagena Rooftop Terrace
Nacar Hotel Cartagena Rooftop Pool

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Calle del Curato No. 38-99, Provincia de Cartagena, Bolívar, Colombia


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