
Casa La Cartujita
Colonial monastery meets mid-century modern. Clean-white minimalism, antique architectural details, warm and highly attentive staff. Intimate — seven rooms means you actually get to know the staff.
Request the Maia room for a second-floor balcony overlooking a quiet colonial street — it's a favorite among repeat guests
Why It Matters
One of only seven rooms in a genuine 18th-century Carthusian monastery, with a chef who will cook you pretty much anything, a Michelin Guide listing, and a location inside the walled city that gets consistently praised as ideal — central but not chaotic.
Casa La Cartujita is a seven-room boutique villa inside a building that dates to at least 1777 — originally a monastery for Carthusian monks during the Spanish colonial era. It sits in the San Diego neighborhood of Cartagena's UNESCO-listed walled city, which is a quieter pocket of Old Town but still a short walk from the city walls, plazas, and great restaurants. The look inside is a confident mix of heavy colonial wooden doors, whitewashed walls, and mid-century modern furnishings — no fussiness, just good bones. Breakfast is made to order by a talented in-house chef, and there is a first-floor plunge pool plus a rooftop solarium with a hot tub where sunsets hit differently.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
The Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Bicycles available for exploring the walled city and its surroundings.
Concierge can arrange private boat or yacht charters departing from Cartagena's marina.
Hotel staff book guided city tours through local operators covering Old Town's colonial architecture, historic fortifications, museums, and neighborhoods.
Coffee tasting experiences arranged by the hotel, exploring Colombia's world-class coffee culture.
Cooking classes in the hotel's well-appointed modern kitchen, focused on Colombian cuisine. Arranged through the concierge.
Traditional chiva or horse-drawn carriage rides through the walled city, arranged by the concierge.
Day trips to Barú island and Playa Blanca, one of the most popular beaches near Cartagena, arranged through the concierge.
The hotel concierge organizes full-day excursions to the Rosario Islands, a Caribbean archipelago about 35km from Cartagena. Boat or yacht transfers can be arranged.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
A relaxed reading and lounging area on the second floor for guests.
500+ Mbps internet throughout the property — fast enough for remote work, video calls, or streaming across multiple devices simultaneously.
Third-floor rooftop terrace with lounge furniture, sun deck, and a hot tub. A favorite spot for sunset cocktails. The hotel has two hot tubs total.
Tropical garden patio with seating, adjacent to the plunge pool on the ground floor.
Small private plunge pool on the ground floor lounge level, set in the garden patio. Not a lap pool — think cooling off and lounging.
Luggage storage available before check-in and after check-out.
Full daily housekeeping service plus an evening turndown with aromatherapy touches.
Round-the-clock front desk and concierge team who assist with restaurant reservations, tours, transport, and pretty much anything else. English-speaking staff.
Transfer service to/from Rafael Núñez International Airport at 60,000 COP per trip each way, billed to room. Requires flight details in advance.
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