The best boutique hotels in Cartagena
The best boutique hotels in Cartagena
Cartagena de Indias, located on the northern coast of Colombia, is a destination that everyone who visits falls in love with. This city, founded in 1533, is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and well-preserved colonial architecture. Below, we present some of the reasons why Cartagena de Indias should be on your list of upcoming destinations.
Cartagena is an open-air museum. Its old town, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, is surrounded by a stone wall that was built to protect the city from pirate attacks. As you walk through its narrow cobblestone streets, you will feel transported to the past while admiring its colorful colonial houses, flower-filled balconies and squares full of life.
The charm of Cartagena lies in its well-preserved colonial architecture. Buildings such as the Cathedral of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, the Palace of the Inquisition and the Castle of San Felipe de Barajas are testimonies of the city's rich history. Don't miss the opportunity to explore these monuments and learn about their history.
We invite you to get to know this beautiful city and live the experience of staying in one of the 4 best Boutique Hotels that Cartagena has to offer you.
1. Casa de Alba Hotel Boutique
Casa de Alba Hotel Boutique is one of the first to be built in Cartagena in 1576, it first belonged to the famous pirate Sir Francis Drake, who infamously sailed to Cartagena to dislodge Spanish colonists and plunder the city for gold and silver. A legendary home that has been passed down from generation to generation, with a magnetic energy that seeps from the walls and into every experience. The ancient stories of pirates and daring adventures will intrigue you and linger in your mind long beyond your stay, along with the spectacular beauty of this colonial UNESCO World Heritage site.
2. Leones de Alba Hotel Boutique
Leones de Alba Hotel Boutique is perfectly located 3 minutes walk from Parque Bolívar and 900 feet from the Cartagena Gold Museum, the district of Cartagena de Indias has a unique charm like no other. The house has nine exquisite private balconies with stunning views of the colorful streets below. Each room holds a special magic that connects our guests with the soul of Cartagena. Take time to enjoy South America's only 24k gold jacuzzi overlooking the cathedral or a sunset terrace overlooking the sparkling ocean. Live a luxurious and authentic life in Cartagena in our candlelit hallways, with incredibly unique access to one of the most historic modern colonial cities in the world.
3. Sol de Alba Hotel Boutique
Sol de Alba Hotel Boutique is an impressive republican mansion in the heart of Cartagena that was completely renovated in 2022. Decorated with class and style, it creates a perfect combination between the historical feel of the Old City and the modern luxury standards of 2022. Find in each space of the villa all the comforts you need for a comfortable stay, from 400 thread count Egyptian cotton bedding, to Smart Flat TV and Wi-Fi screens, electronic keyboards and more.
4. Palmas de Alba Hotel Boutique
Palmas de Alba Hotel Boutique HAS a terrace and a bar, Palmas de Alba Hotel Boutique is located in Cartagena de Indias, within walking distance of the best restaurants and attractions, and less than 1 km from the beach. Featuring an outdoor pool, this 5-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private bathrooms. The hotel features a rooftop hot tub and room service.
Discover a magical refuge nestled in the jewel of the Caribbean.
We invite you to discover a unique boutique hotel experience in an elegant environment in Cartagena. Our exceptional homes offer a colonial living experience with contemporary luxury amenities, bridging the gap between legendary history and comfort. Immerse yourself in local customs and flavors and relax as you explore this UNESCO heritage site with elegance and style.
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