The seven-room Tcherassi Hotel and Spa is an ode to modernism set in a renovated 250-year-old mansion. Colombian-born fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi named each room after a fancy fabric (the trilevel penthouse is called the Gazar). After a chocolate-particle scrub at the spa, head to the rooftop Aquabar for a champagne-and-cognac Silvia Royale cocktail beneath the stars. —Milena Damjanov From $432. Calle del Sargento Mayor N 6-21, 57/5-664-4445, tcherassihotels.com. This appeared in the March/April 2011 issue.
The tasting room at Theopolis Vineyards used to be a car shed.
Courtesy of Theodora R. Lee
Theodora R. Lee is also known as Theo-Patra, Queen of the Vineyards.
Courtesy of Theodora R. Lee
Theopolis Vineyards produces grapes from the Yorkville Highlands appellation.
Courtesy of Theodora R. Lee
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Tcherassi Hotel and Spa, Cartagena, Colombia
The seven-room Tcherassi Hotel and Spa is an ode to modernism set in a renovated 250-year-old mansion. Colombian-born fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi named each room after a fancy fabric (the trilevel penthouse is called the Gazar). After a chocolate-particle scrub at the spa, head to the rooftop Aquabar for a champagne-and-cognac Silvia Royale cocktail beneath the stars. —Milena Damjanov From $432. Calle del Sargento Mayor N 6-21, 57/5-664-4445, tcherassihotels.com. This appeared in the March/April 2011 issue.
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Colombian-born fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi’s first hotel is set in an 18th-century colonial mansion. There are just seven rooms, but each is unique and includes bedspreads and pillows with Tcherassi’s touch of texture and whimsiness. From $400. 57/5-664-4445.
