Cartagena Hotels

, Spain
  • Nh Campo Cartagena pics,photos

    Nh Campo Cartagena

    3 starsExceptional

    From  US$ 63Map

    Ciudadela 24 , Cartagena, Spain, 30203

    The air-conditioned hotel offers 100 guest rooms and 6 function rooms with all modern comforts and technology. It is the perfect choice for a short break or holiday as well as for a private event or business meeting.  More details 

  • Nh Cartagena pics,photos

    Nh Cartagena

    4 starsVery good

    From  US$ 107Map

    Real 2, Cartagena, Spain, 30201

    Rooms: all rooms provide toiletries, air conditioning, ensuite bathroom, direct telephone, satellite tv with pay-per-view channels and video games, canal +, internet connection, hairdryer, pillows EnE la carte and minibar. there is one room with disabled facilities.  More details 

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    Los Habaneros

    3 starsGood

    From  US$ 72Map

    San Diego 60, Cartagena, Spain, 30202

    Located in the very centre of the coastal town Cartagena, this delightful hotel and its welcoming rooms are set just 300 metres from the port.  More details 

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    Manolo

    3 starsGood

    From  US$ 70Map

    Avda. Juan Carlos I, 7, Cartagena, Spain, 30310

    This comfortable, family-friendly hotel offers a total of 120 rooms of different types, from single rooms to family rooms, and some are disability friendly.  More details 

  • Sercotel Carlos III pics,photos

    Sercotel Carlos III

    3 starsVery good

    From  US$ 89Map

    C/ Carlos Iii, 49, Cartagena, Spain, 30201

    This Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the Cartagena*s commercial and financial centre. It is 500 meters from the historical area.  More details 

  • Best Western Hotel Alfonso XIII pics,photos

    From  US$ 85Map

    Paseo Alfonso Xiii, 40 Cartagena, Murcia, Spain, Cartagena, Spain, 30203

    Completely renovated in 2001, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and comprises a total of 124 rooms. There is a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, lifts and safes awaiting guests.  More details 

  •  Nh Campo De Cartagena pics,photos

    From  US$ 68Map

    C/ Ciudadela, 24, Cartagena, Spain, 30203

    The hotel¿s central location lets you access countless local attractions including the Archaeological Museum, Cartagonova Stadium, Mandarache Cinemas and the recently revamped marina and promenade.  More details 

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    Cartagonova Spa

    4 starsGood enough

    From  US$ 95Map

    Marcos Redondo, 3, Cartagena, Spain, 30201

    This 6-storey beachside town hotel comprises a total of 100 rooms of which 10 are single rooms, 75 are double rooms and 15 are suites. Facilities include a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe a currency exchange desk and a lift.  More details 

  • Posadas De Espana Cartagena pics,photos

    From  US$ 89Map

    Av Luxemburgo S/N P.E. Cabezo Baeza, Cartagena, Spain, 30353

    Built in 2006, this modern hotel comprises 98 rooms and offers room with facilities for disabled guests and non-smokers. Amenities include a lobby with a 24-hour check-out service, a safe, a currency exchange, a cloakroom and lifts.  More details 

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Beware in Cartagena as it is addictive.

Its location at the Caribbean coast is more than an impressive setting, but a lifestyle. Charming and attractive, Cartagena absorbed the best features from the Caribbean go-go feel, old world-style architecture and hot salsa dancing.

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Cartagena hotels

Beware in Cartagena as it is addictive.

Its location at the Caribbean coast is more than an impressive setting, but a lifestyle. Charming and attractive, Cartagena absorbed the best features from the Caribbean go-go feel, old world-style architecture and hot salsa dancing.

Fancy a trip to Cartagena? This is easier with Booked.net from cheap to luxury hotels in Cartagena all are available at our website. Check out all hotel offers with maps, photos and secure forms.

Cartagena is hot not only for salsa, but for its weather too. This is a place where people don't know anything about wind and humidity, instead only 12 months of sun. In fact, pleasant weather drew legions of tourists to this Caribbean destination placing it in the very heart of cultural happenings. Cartagena goes beyond the aquatic playground compounded by sun, sand and surfing opportunities towards a hub of culture. Its architecture will immerse you in the romantic aura of the colonial days. More than 12 ornate colonial buildings reflect foreign influence over the city since the 16th century.

Attractions include; 

  • The Castillo de San Felipe, a fortress by the Dutch engineer Richard Carr

  • La Popa hill offers panoramic views of the city and is home to the 17th century Santa Cruz monastery

  • The Palacio de la Inquisición, a very historic place where the Spanish Inquisition tortured

  • Iglesia de San Pedro Claver, built in honor of the priest St. Pedro Claver

  • Playa Blanca, the most popular beach for swimming and sunbathing

If you are tired of pre-planned tours, Cartagena is a bustling place to explore spontaneously and each time it will amuse you in a different way. One day it can be about colonial houses, balconies, small parks, but the other can explode with fun like excellent parties, salsa moves and refreshing alcohol.

Hence, the secret of Cartagena's appeal is the life going on there. For a dose of this relaxed lifestyle come famous guests like the singer Julio Iglesias, actor Robert De Niro and politician Bill Clinton, but some of them even have properties in Cartagena like artist Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

Having evolved into pleasing retreat, Cartagena's heart is a world away from this. If you are looking for the true Cartagena, you should move away from its modern feel toward its historic heritage. For its historical significance the city earned the name of "La Ciudad Heroica" meaning the heroic city. 

Cartagena was brought to life by Pedro de Heredia and grew quickly to the main water crossing. The city expended on commerce, but this also proved a lure for pirate attacks. In response to these maritime invasions locals built a wall around the city and Cartagena continued to flourish. The most troubled piece of Cartagena's history happened when the Spanish forces under Pablo Morillo came in 1815 to prevent Cartegena from becoming independent from Spanish rule. Cartagena had to wait for its liberation until October 1821.

From its past to present, Cartagena is an attractive place to visit with Booked.net.