Cartagena, Colombia, extending into the Caribbean Sea, is a wholly Latin American, wholly Caribbean, and even wholly African destination all at once—and its rich history lays the groundwork for one of the most enchanting cities in the region.
Cartagena, Colombia’s Walled City, has never been static. Once a fortified Caribbean port of pirates, traders, and socialites, its colonial mansions still carry that history.
Para la fundadora de Casa Carolina Wellness Luxury Hotel Cartagena, escuchar y entender a la persona que va a viajar, es lo más importante que un agente de viajes debe ofrecer a sus clientes.
Del proyecto hacen parte 16 empresas del sector turístico de Cartagena, entre hoteles, clubes de playa, restaurantes y servicios.
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From 16th-century foundations to boutique hotel, Casa Carolina has debuted in in the heart of Cartagena’s colonial-era Walled City as the perfect mix of modern amenities and breathtaking history.
La belga Caroline Tchekhoff, una enamorada perdida de Colombia, decidió recuperar una de las casas con más historia en el centro histórico de Cartagena para convertirla en un hotel de lujo y bienestar. Diners conversó con ella.
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El hotel Casa Carolina, bello emblema de Cartagena de Indias, es tan antiguo como la ciudad misma. Testigo de su historia desde el siglo XIV, ofrece a sus visitantes un viaje al pasado y una experiencia de bienestar integral. Una inmersión cultural y espiritual en la ciudad amurallada.
Casa Carolina, a new lifestyle hotel in Cartagena’s historic Walled City, is now open. Inviting guests to experience a fusion of heritage, modern design, and holistic well-being,
It’s one of the great gems of the region: the walled city of Cartagena, the centuries-old historic quarter of the increasingly hot destination on Colombia’s Caribbean coastline.
Casa Carolina, a new lifestyle hotel in Cartagena’s historic Walled City, is now officially open.
From large, internationally branded properties to unique boutique properties, travelers can find many fresh accommodation options around Central and South America.
Casa Carolina Opens in Cartagena’s Iconic Walled City, Blending Heritage with Holistic Luxury.
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A 16th-century colonial mansion in the heart of Cartagena’s Walled City has been transformed into Casa Carolina, a boutique hotel that blends Colombian history, modern luxury, and holistic well-being.
Tucked away in Cartagena’s historic Walled City, Casa Carolina is an intimate retreat where travelers can experience a special connection to Gabriel García Márquez
Casa Carolina, a new hotel and retreat in Cartagena, Colombia, will serve a range of drinks developed by Diana Paola ‘Luna’ Orellano from the city’s El Barón cocktail bar.
The colonial grandeur, the colorful streets, the vibrant soundtrack. Cartagena is known for many things. But tucked within the stone walls of the Old City lies something altogether quieter, and far more transformative.
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