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Hilton Cartagena Hotel

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Avenida Almirante Brion, El Laguito Bolivar Cartagena

Need dates

  • 11/18/2024 – 12/23/2024
  • 01/01/2025 – 12/31/2025

Ratings

Northstar
4

Awards

2022 Traveller's Choice - Tripadvisor 2022 Market Share Award of Excellence Full Service South America 2022 2022 Wedding Awards - Matrimonio.com.co 2022 2022 Circle of Excellence 2022 Hilton Hotel of the Year Americas 2022 2022 Award of Excellence - Leadership - Full Service South America 2021 Great Place to Work – 5th place 2021 Travelers’ Choice Award - TripAdvisor 2020 TripAdvisor Travelers Choice 2020 Great Place to Work for Women – 10th place 2020 Great Place to Work – 6th place 2019 Great Place to Work Colombia – 4th place 2019 Fixer Upper Challenge Winner - Engineering Team 2019 Certificate of Excellence - TripAdvisor 2018 Guest Review Award - Booking.com 2018 Great Place to Work Colombia – 4th place -2018 2018 Loved by Guests – Hotels.com 2017 Top Room Nights Main Destinations - Expedia 2017 Nomination for Excellence in Revenue Management, Americas – Hilton Circle of Excellence – Alexandra Torres 2017 Zankyou International Wedding Awards 2017 Award of Excellence – 499 Rooms or less 2017 Expedia – Top Room Nights Main Destinations January, 2016 -THE CEO LIGHT & WARMTH AWARD Mariela Restrepo, Hilton Cartagena’s Public Relations & Activities Manager won this recognition which is the highest form of recognition our company awards May, 2016 - HILTON WORLDWIDE AMERICAS 2015 HUMAN RESOURES CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE Eugenia Ruiz, Human Resources Director was selected for the Hilton Worldwide Americas 2015 Human Resources Circle of Excellence. 2016 Director of Finance Leader of the Year Award – Hector Cotte July -2015 - RECOGNITION FROM BOOKING.COM Certificate of excellence award from Booking.com received as result of excellent reviews and high ratings from guests December, 2015 –HILTON CARTAGENA WINNER - Hilton Hotels & Resorts H360 Website Award in the Americas (hotels with under 500 rooms) for the 3rd Quarter 2015.

Amenities

Room features and guest services

  • Internet access

Facilities

  • Onsite restaurant

Business services

  • Business center

Recreational activities

  • Health club
  • Outdoor pool
  • Tennis courts

Distance from airport

  • 4.97 mi. from venue

Getting Here

Once in the airport you can use taxi service. This taxi takes the Marbella Avenue in to the Bocagrande area entrance toward El Laguito.

Hilton Cartagena Hotel Meeting Space

Total meeting space23,559 sq. ft.
Meeting rooms13
Largest room11,659 sq. ft.
Second largest room5,184 sq. ft.
Exhibit Space20,987 sq. ft.

Floor Plans

Brochure (Fact Sheet and Capacity Chart)
Virtual Tour
Filters

Guest Rooms

Total guest rooms341
Single (1 bed)125
Double (2 beds)219
Suites16

Local Attractions

Follow the pirates crossing towards Bocachica fort & San Jose Battery

Historical landmark
The Castle of San Luis de Bocachica and the San Jose Battery were military fortresses that defended Cartagena in the 17th and 18th centuries. Built by the Spanish during the colonial period. Located in the Island of Tierra Bomba controlled the entrance to the Cartagena bay, by the channel of Bocachica (Small Entrance). Its building starts in 1646 by the engineer Juan de Somovilla and its name was related with the governor Luis Fernandez de Cordoba.[1] The Castle was attacked several times being the most famous, the Raid on Cartagena in 1697 and the Attack on Cartagena in 1741. During the War of the League of Augsburg, French troops and pirates, attacked the castle the 13th April 1697 and took it the 15th April 1697, but the castle was not destroyed because of the heroic defense of Don Sancho Jimeno and because of the strategic position. During the War of the Jenkins' Ear, Cartagena was sieged by English troops. The 13th March 1741 the British navy damaged severely the castle and landed troops took it and put it on fire, destroying it completely, during the retreat.[2] In 1753, building of a new fortress started, the Castle of San Fernando de Bocachica, by the engineer Antonio de Arévalo, over the ruins of the old castle.[3] The fortress was completed in 1759.[4] It continues today as an important tourist attraction.
Tierra Bomba Island
Caribbean Ocean
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130001

A Golden Tour

Museum
5 km away
The Gold Museum is located within the walled sector in the Bolivar Square. It contains the most beautiful testimonial of the Zenú culture. Through its different rooms the visitor will be able to appreciate the manifestations of this indigenous group. The collection is made up of 538 gold work pieces, 61 ceramic pieces, 12 lithic pieces, 48 shell pieces and 6 bone pieces
Centro Cra. 4 No. 33-26
Plaza de Bolivar
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130001

Pedro Claver´s House Museum

Museum
5 km away
Pedro Claver was a Spanish priest and missionary who volunteered to be sent to a new Spanish colony. Claver was sent to Cartagena in 1610 and continued his humanitarian work in the city. At the time African slaves were beginning to arrive in the city before being transported on to the Americas. Claver spent the rest of his life in Cartagena, where he became a patron saint of slaves, provided aid and treated many Africans who arrived in the city. His previous home in Cartagena has been preserved in its original form and is now open as a museum. The museum pays tribute to Claver’s life within a beautiful house and garden setting.
Cra. 4 N 01
Plaza de San Pedro
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130001
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Discover the tortures in the Palace of the Inquisition

Museum
5 km away
This elegant Colombian fortress was one of the torture headquarters for the Spanish Inquisition and it is one of most beautiful examples of Spanish Colonial architecture. Built in 1770, it features a grandiose entrance built in the Baroque style, long wooden balconies covered with pink bougainvillea, and an ornate cast iron fence. The stone entrance gives way to a lush courtyard filled with palm trees, detailed tile work and bright yellow plaster walls. But this 18th century palatial mansion hides a dark secret, a clue to which is to be found on the side wall around the corner to the main entrance; a small window with a simple crucifix above it bears the legend, “Ventana de la Denuncia.” Here in this tranquil setting, heretics would be denounced and led inside to meet their fate. For this beautiful building was the torture palace of the Spanish Inquisition. Under the innocent sounding name of the Court of the Holy Office, the Spanish Inquisition carried out its gruesome work until independence from Spain was won in 1812. The Inquisition’s principal purpose was to defend and protect deemed threats to the Catholic Church, including blasphemy, witchcraft, and heresy. Once a confession was signed, the victim was sentenced to death in a public auto-da-fé in the courtyard outside. Today the palace is open as a museum, wherein many of the grisly tools used to extract confessions are on display. The museum features disturbing relics as thumb screws, the head crusher, and an iron collar covered in lethal spikes.
Plaza de Bolivar
Cra. 3 N 33, Bolívar
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130001

Visit the Museum of Modern Art

Museum
The Museum of Modern Art is located within an old customs house in Plaza San Pedro Claver. The museum contains pieces of art from a variety of artists from around the world, as well as special exhibitions and collections. Opened in 1959, this museum has a large collection of pieces from Colombian artist Darío Morales. The museum houses temporary and permanent pieces, many of which are Caribbean influenced.
Cl. 31 N 69 B 69
Cerca a la Plaza de San Pedro
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130001

Visit the Naval Museum of the Caribbean

Museum
5 km away
Located in the 16th century area within the walled city, between the bastion of San Francisco Javier and the Monastery, Museum and Church of San Pedro Claver. It has permanent exhibitions relating to: the Military Naval History of Cartagena de Indias, Universal Navigation, the Colombian Navy, including current times. Plus exhibitions representing the Colonial and early Republican periods. The museum has two large wings: The West Wing, called: "The Colonial Wing", was constructed during the first part of the 17th. century. It served as the first school in the Americas for the Society of Jesuits who were later expelled from all dominions of King Carlos III of Spain. Later, between 1768 and 1885, the building served as the Hospital of San Juan de God. The Eastern wing of the museum, is called: "The Republicana Wing". Constructed in the early 1900´s, it quartered the First Battalion of the newly created Colombia Marines.
Calle San Juan de Dios N 62
City Centre
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130000

Cross the Emerald Museum

Museum
5 km away
The city’s Emerald Museum is located in a colonial house, and contains large varieties of different colored emeralds and other gem stones that were discovered all over the country. Emeralds can be found, and were previously mined all over Colombia, and the museum allows visitors to experience and learn about the history of emeralds in the country, how the gem stones are mined in Colombia, and information regarding the seven mines currently operational in the country. The museum contains a variety of exhibitions, guides, information, and details about the gems and how they are used.
Cl. 5 #2-51
Bocagrande
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130001

A Tour in a Chiva Bus

Recreation
A colourful wooden bus with onboard musicians and cheering people is called La Chiva Rumbera. Chivas are Colombia's public transport of old, turned to good use shuttling tourists and revelers around the city in the most warmly Cartageneran way possible. There are two types of tours…..the afternoon chiva tour that takes you to all the key sites around the city and the night time party chiva.
Bocagrande District
Cartagena de Indias, CO 130000

More

Framed by palms and the Caribbean Sea, Hilton Cartagena Hotel has a privileged location in El Laguito peninsula, close to the magical realism of Cartagena's walled city. The property enchants event planners and their attendees with personalized service and tropical elegance. With 2.300 seats Convention Center including 14 meeting rooms, ensure an appropriate sitting for events of any size. Additional services include simultaneous translation booths, wireless internet, audiovisual equipment, and a full-service Business Center. The tropical outdoor spaces allow can host events and activities of all kinds, guaranteeing an everlasting beachside experience.

Cancellation Policy

48 hours prior arrival for individual reservations. Cancellation policy according to contract terms, for groups.

Facility Restrictions

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Additional Information

Why choose Hilton Cartagena: 1. Strategic Location 2. 341 Guestrooms suitable for meetings and families 3. 194 Guestrooms with two queen beds 4. Convention center totally integrated to the hotel 5. Versatile outdoor venues 6. Personalized service 7. Leisure area featuring pool complex, three tennis courts, game room, gym and well-being center 8. Catering service 9. Hilton Honors Loyalty Program

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