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Casa Pestagua

Cartagena, Colombia

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Moorish-inspired palacerooftop jacuzzivery center of Cartagenahaven of tranquility

It is said that Casa Pestagua is the most beautiful house in Cartagena. Painted ceilings, carved stone windows, courtyards and royal palms... this Moorish-inspired colonial palace was built in the eighteenth century, in time of splendour for the city and Spanish galleons laden with gold and precious stones. Under their double ceilings, the rooms are unmistakably romantic; the pond invites you to refresh yourself amidst a beautiful exotic garden, whilst the restaurant under the arcades inspires aristocratic meals. The staff welcomes you with such warmth you will feel as if you were the actual Count de Pestagua!

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Our 16 rooms and suites

Deluxe Room

From

$468

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travelers

From 40 to 47 sqm / From 431 to 506 sqft

1 King bed

Junior Suite

From

$637

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travelers

From 49 to 70 sqm / From 527 to 753 sqft

1 King bed

Suite Madariaga

From

$906

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travelers

71 sqm / 764 sqft

Balcony or terrace

1 King bed

Grand Suite

From

$1,165

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travelers

93 sqm / 1001 sqft

Balcony or terrace

1 King bed

Suite del Condé de Pestagua

From

$1,772

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travelers

139 sqm / 1496 sqft

Balcony or terrace

1 King bed

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Latin America: a diverse heritage

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PERU, COLOMBIA, ECUADOR | 4 stops | 12 nights

Latin America: a diverse heritage

With their vast squares, churches and monasteries, colorful houses and tiled roofs, Spanish history and architecture remain ever-present in the major cities of Latin and Central America. From Cusco to Quito, or Cartagena to Antigua, this marriage of Inca culture and Baroque influences, Indian and mestizo craftsmanship never ceases to surprise or intrigue. This long heritage draws a unique thread between Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Guatemala–a path of infinite stories and myriad treasures.

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