Bogotá
Contemporary urban luxury with strong Colombian design identity. Clean lines, neutral tones, rich green accents, local craftsmanship throughout. Think sleek and residential, not grand-lobby bombast.
The three buildings are only connected at lobby level — after check-in, you'll use a separate elevator or staircase depending on which building your room is in. Quirky but adds to the residential feel.
Why It Matters
Designed by Rottet Studio (Interior Design Hall of Fame), the hotel uses indigenous Colombian cedar, beadwork, and artwork by Colombian artists Pablo Tomayo, Alicia Garavito and José Antonio Suárez Londoño throughout. One of only two Four Seasons properties in Bogotá — this one covers the stylish Zona T crowd; Casa Medina handles the historic Zona G market.
Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá sits in a row of 1980s brick buildings in Zona Rosa — the city's upscale playground of shops, nightclubs and cafés. American design firm Rottet Studio overhauled the interiors completely, turning what could have been a bland luxury property into something genuinely cool: hand-carved cedar lattice screens, Colombian emerald-green color accents, local artwork and a 40-foot hand-beaded installation behind the bar. With only 64 rooms and suites spread across three low-rise buildings connected at lobby level, each floor has a maximum of seven units — it feels more like a very well-staffed apartment building than a hotel.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Deluxe Room
Sleek hardwood floors throughout, large windows with views over the colourful neighbourhood below. Dark leather headboard, locally sourced hardwood floors, clean modern lines.
One queen bed · 30 sqm
Executive Suite
Ultra-sleek décor, expansive living areas and lots of natural light. A proper separation of sleeping and living areas, with contemporary design that keeps things light and open.
One queen bed · 36 sqm
Grand Premier Room
The top standard room category. Street views, generous natural light, plenty of workspace. One configuration includes a 33 m² (355 sq ft) private terrace — well worth requesting.
One king bed, one queen bed, or two queen beds · 34 sqmOne-Bedroom Premier Suite
Two living areas make this the suite to book when you actually plan to use the space — entertaining guests, spreading out for a working trip, or just not feeling on top of each other.
One king bed · 43 sqmOne-Bedroom Suite
A well-proportioned suite with king bed and separate living room. L-shaped sofa, geometric accent pillows and a TV wall dividing the sleeping and living zones.
One king bed · 38 sqmPenthouse Suite
The top of the house. A private terrace, wood-burning fireplace, emerald green sofas in the living room and an Art Deco chandelier in the dining area. At 115 m², it genuinely feels like an apartment. Egyptian cotton sheets, fresh flowers, marble bathroom. One of Bogotá's most impressive hotel rooms.
One king bed · 115 sqmSuperior Room
The entry-level option. Minimalist and calming, with modern conveniences like a Nespresso machine, desk and plush bathrobes. Marble bathroom. City views from large windows.
One queen bed · 27 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A licensed local guide takes you through Bogotá's food scene while covering the architectural shift from modern downtown to the historic old city.
Hands-on cocktail class with the hotel's bar team.
Three-hour session with one of the hotel's chefs. Learn authentic Colombian cuisine using native ingredients.
Junior chef session for young guests.
Guided tour of Bogotá's famous Paloquemao market with a chef — one of the best food markets in South America.
Private helicopter excursions to destinations including the Kogi indigenous community, the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral, and the colonial towns of Villa de Leyva and Barichara.
Day trip to a Colombian coffee plantation. Colombia's single biggest export and cultural icon, up close.
Two-hour salsa lesson at a premier Bogotá lounge with expert instruction, live performances by top dancers and cocktails/snacks. Available Monday–Saturday, year-round.
A guided tour of the VERDI textile studio in Bogotá, where Colombian craft traditions are reinterpreted into homeware, fashion and art.
Bespoke wellness session guided by an expert instructor. Available Monday–Saturday, year-round.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Two elegant, light-filled function rooms and an outdoor venue in the Zona T. Suited for intimate events and corporate meetings.
Babysitting services, custom travel itineraries for families, child-sized bathrobes. Children under 17 stay free in parents' room.
Colombian-brand bath products throughout all rooms and suites.
Cats, dogs and other domesticated animals under 60 lbs/27 kg welcome. Must be on leash in public areas. Not permitted in spa.
Full cardio and weights equipment. Steam room access included. Complimentary juice after workouts. Open around the clock for hotel guests.
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