Movich Cartagena de Indias

Movich Cartagena de Indias may be found in the Old Town of Cartagena, on a street that is rather quiet. It is simple to explore the neighbouring streets, which are replete with charming squares, buildings that are covered in bougainvillaea, and a significant number of the city’s most renowned dining establishments.

Other important sights can also be accessed by foot, such as the mediaeval walls, which are only five minutes away, the Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, which is twenty minutes away, and the Getsemani district, which is ten minutes away. It is also only a ten-minute taxi ride away from the airport. On the other hand, despite the fact that Old Town is situated on the coast of the Caribbean, you will want to take a boat to one of the islands in order to visit the most beautiful beaches.

Rooms

The design of the rooms is more straightforward, but they maintain the same calming colour palette as the rest of the hotel and have a wall that is made of cream stone. The king-sized beds, which can also be converted into twin beds, are exceptionally comfy and are adorned with wicker headboards, pillows with monochromatic patterns, and grey throws.

Although some of the rooms face the inside, others enjoy views of the Old Town. However, the presence of plants outside the windows helps to mitigate the impact of the interior facing rooms. Air conditioning, a minibar, a safe, a television, an iPod dock, and a wardrobe are also included in the facility’s amenities.

Marble is used in the bathrooms, and bathrooms come equipped with rainfall showers and amenities made by the Colombian firm Loto del Sur. multiple sinks, multiple shower heads, and even a Jacuzzi tub are some of the amenities that may be found in larger rooms.

Food and drinks

Tapas, ceviches, and pastas are just some of the dishes that are offered at the rooftop restaurant Océanica, which provides a selection of light meals that can be enjoyed as a snack by the pool or at one of the tables that are located outside. Alyzia, which is located on the ground floor, has a more refined atmosphere than the other rooms.

The suite features marble floors, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the walled courtyard. Additionally, the room features fashionable hanging lanterns. You can anticipate a menu that features inventive takes on traditional Colombian foods, such as crab croquettes topped with romesco sauce and squid ink, prawn tartare served with olive oil ice cream and grilled octopus served on a bed of cayeye, which is a meal that is typically served around Caribbean coasts to consist of sweet banana mash.

French toast with bacon, baked eggs with smoked salmon and arepas, and a range of characteristic fried pastries from Cartagena are some of the interesting à la carte alternatives that are available for breakfast. The breakfast begins with a bowl of seasonal fruits and a basket of breads.