At the intersection of Calle 11 and Carrera Tercera, a classic brick facade houses the Hotel Delgadillo.
It is a boutique hotel featuring beautiful courtyards, urban murals, and a specialized culinary experience.
With its intimate atmosphere, the hotel stands in contrast to the usual hustle and bustle of the Historic Center. It offers rooms with balconies from which you can see Monserrate up close.
The restoration of this historic house preserves classic architectural elements, combined with a contemporary interior design.
Among its amenities, a library where you’ll want to stay forever stands out, as well as corridors framed by large windows and colorful stained-glass panes.
The rooms, with rates starting at $275,000 per night, feature preserved wooden ceilings and traditional floors. These are complemented by modern touches and some original details, such as vinyl record players in certain lounge areas.
Flavors of the Pacific and local cocktails
Two restaurants open to the general public operate within the house’s premises.
One of these is Agustina, a restaurant dedicated to the cuisine of the Colombian Pacific coast. Its menu focuses on traditional dishes, featuring options such as shrimp encocado for 56,000 pesos and fish sancocho for 55,000 pesos.
The culinary offerings are complemented by a cocktail bar that features local ingredients and spirits.
Its drink menu features artisanal liqueurs, with options such as the Caribbean Viche—listed on the menu for $35,600—alongside international cocktail classics.
The venue’s design—with tables arranged in interior courtyards decorated with plants and glass-roofed spaces—serves as a gathering place.
It’s sure to become a favorite among those seeking a unique setting for a business lunch or a dinner that breaks away from the area’s traditional routine.
