Colonial House · Rooftop-Water Lounge · Getsemaní

Restored colonial house in the heart of Getsemaní, steps from Plaza Trinidad. Features 5 bedrooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning and TV, fully air-conditioned social areas, washer–dryer, and a two-level rooftop with a water lounge and terrace to enjoy the sun and sunsets. Ideal for families or groups seeking an authentic Cartagena experience with comfort and style.

Casa Trinidad is a restored Spanish colonial house located in the heart of Getsemaní, Cartagena’s most vibrant and cultural neighborhood.
Just 20 meters from Plaza Trinidad, you’ll be surrounded by street art, restaurants, live music and the authentic local atmosphere — all within walking distance.

🏛️ The house

Spread over three floors plus a rooftop, the house blends colonial architecture with high ceilings, white walls and colorful artwork, creating a bright and relaxed atmosphere from the moment you enter.

The house was recently renovated and now features a water lounge and a two-level rooftop terrace, perfect for enjoying Cartagena’s warm Caribbean weather day and night.

🛋️ Social areas

Entrance living room with high ceilings, comfortable sofa and armchairs.
This entire area is air-conditioned, providing extra comfort throughout the day.

Washer and dryer tower located in the living room, available for guest use.

Dining area with table and chairs, integrated with the living space.

Fully equipped kitchen: stove, oven, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and complete cookware.

Fast and reliable Wi-Fi throughout the house.

🛏️ Bedrooms (all with private bathrooms)

The house offers 5 bedrooms, all with air conditioning, TV and private bathrooms:

Bedroom 1 (first floor): Queen bed

Bedroom 2 (second floor): Queen bed

Bedroom 3 (second floor): Queen bed

Bedroom 4 (second floor): bunk bed with two single beds

Bedroom 5 (third floor): Queen bed

💦 Water Lounge (shallow reflecting pool)

On one level of the rooftop you’ll find a water lounge, a shallow reflecting pool designed to:

Cool off

Sit and relax in the water

Enjoy the sun

⚠️ This is not a swimming pool.

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🌅 Upper rooftop terrace

The upper rooftop level features:

Built-in benches with comfortable cushions

Open views over the rooftops of Getsemaní and toward Bocagrande

Ambient lighting at night

Perfect for sunset views, relaxing evenings or sharing drinks with your group.

📍 Prime location

Walking distances:

Plaza Trinidad: 1 minute

Restaurants & bars in Getsemaní: 3 minutes

Clock Tower / Walled City: 10 minutes

Pegasos Pier (boats to the islands): 8 minutes

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Ideal for

Families

Groups of friends

Travelers seeking an authentic local experience with comfort

Stays where privacy matters (private bathroom in every bedroom)

From Casa Trinidad you are right in the heart of Getsemaní, just a few steps from Plaza and Iglesia de la Trinidad, surrounded by bars, restaurants, cafés and street art. It’s an ideal location to experience the most authentic, local side of Cartagena while still being very close to the Walled City and the sea.

Nearby points of interest (approximate distances):

Plaza & Iglesia de la Trinidad: ~50 m – 1 minute walk

Calle de la Media Luna / Getsemaní bar & restaurant area: ~200–300 m – 3 minutes walk

Four Seasons Hotel in Getsemaní: ~500–600 m – 5 minutes walk

Cartagena Convention Center: ~600–700 m – 8 minutes walk

Muelle de los Pegasos & Bahía de las Ánimas (departure point for boats to Barú, Tierra Bomba and the Rosario Islands): ~800 m – 8 minutes walk

Clock Tower (Torre del Reloj) & main gate to the Walled City: ~900 m – 10 minutes walk

Plaza Santo Domingo & restaurant area inside the Walled City: ~1.1 km – 12–15 minutes walk

San Felipe de Barajas Castle: ~1.3–1.5 km – 15–18 minutes walk or a short taxi ride

From the house you can reach almost everything on foot: historic squares, city walls, viewpoints, fine-dining restaurants, bars with live music, landmark hotels like the Four Seasons, and the piers where boats depart to the islands.