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Four Seasons Cartagena: A 14th-Century Transformation Unveiled

Colombia's newest luxury landmark, the Four Seasons Cartagena, marries meticulous restoration with modern five-star opulence. This highly anticipated opening revitalizes a historic site, positioning itself as the city's premier hospitality destination.

H. TANABE· Japanese correspondent·June 9, 2026·2 min read

An exterior view of the Four Seasons Cartagena, showcasing its historic architecture with modern tropical landscaping.

On June 8, 2026, Four Seasons is poised to open its doors in Cartagena, bringing a new level of luxury to this historic Colombian city. The property, occupying meticulously restored 14th-century cloisters and the original Club Cartagena, aims to be the city’s most spectacular five-star offering, according to Wallpaper* — Travel.

Source : Wallpaper* — Travel

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