Hotels For The Disabled Cartagena Near Me

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Allow our banquet staff to help you plan an event for 400

With seven event spaces that include indoor rooms, outdoor plazas, and a small chapel, our hotel can host any gathering with up to 400 attendees. We offer free Wi-Fi, elegant furnishings, and extensive catering options. Our banquet department can assist with anything you need, such as wedding planning, décor, and floral arrangements, as well as tech options like audiovisual setup and simultaneous translation.

Looking for a quiet meal in the privacy of your room or suite? You can order something from our room service menu anytime.

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Spend a sunny day at our exclusive Kala Beach Club, where you can relax on sun loungers and under tents while you eat paella and sip refreshing cocktails and fresh juices from Kala Bar.

You can take a break from swimming in the semi-Olympic pool to dine at Cafeteria India Catalina, an open-air eatery next door. Select from wood-fired pizzas, ceviche, tropical juices, desserts, and other quickly prepared foods so that you can get back to playing. Stop by on the weekends for live music.

For a fine-dining experience, visit Pedro de Heredia Restaurant. This tropical space with an outdoor terrace serves gourmet local cuisine as well as international dishes.

Serving guests since its opening in the 1940s, the Lobby Bar offers cocktails and nonalcoholic drinks alongside snacks, desserts, and pastries.

Our seaside location places you a short walk from beaches like Laguita, Castillogrande, and Bocagrande. You can stroll the promenades and take in the area’s beautiful historical sites and impressive architecture, including the Palace of Inquisition and the Castle of San Felipe de Barajas. Shop for artisan goods in the Old City, and enjoy food and a beer from a street vendor while you watch the sunset. Or stay on site and wander through our 35,000-square-meter tropical gardens to see sloths, deer, and exotic birds like macaws and parrots.

Although performing arts are the biggest draw at this venue, officially Teatro Adolfo Mejía, the architecture is also noteworthy. Take a tour to see the beautiful wooden balconies, Italian marble statues, and a ceiling fresco by painter Enrique Grau.

Originally constructed in the 16th century, this former Spanish fortress is located atop San Lázaro hill and provides the perfect spot for snapping a photo of the cityscape.

A trial site during the Spanish Inquisition, this 18th-century building now serves as a museum of city history with artifacts such as old church bells, pre-Columbian artwork, maps, and Inquisition torture devices.

Named after a Spanish priest who dedicated his life to helping slaves in Cartagena in the 1700s, this gorgeous church is home to a museum of Afro-Caribbean art.

Built as a main entrance to the historic Walled City in the 17th century, when it featured a drawbridge, the Puerta del Reloj gained its iconic clock tower in 1888.