Found in the G Zone – Bogota’s gourmet epicentre – this is a top choice for foodies, with a greenhouse atrium restaurant, Castanyoles, onsite. The hotel is so stunning, with its columns, beamed ceilings, and hand-carved details, it’s been made a Monument of Cultural Interest. The building was designed by artist-architect Santiago Medina Mejia, erected in 1946, with each room displaying its own individual character. As a Four Seasons property, Casa Medina has an air of calm sophistication, no more so than in the spa, where you can book a relaxation experience, such as a Colombian Green Coffee Wrap.