This year, Fashion Hotels have been very much...well, in fashion as it seems. Missoni debute the first edition of their hotel brand in Edinburgh, and Armani is still awaiting the opening of his first in the Burj tower in Dubai, and now designer Silvia Tcherassi has renovated a mansion in Colombia to become her own fashion hotel.
The 7-suite property sits in the UNESCO site of Cartegena de Indias, Colombia and is your typical retreat from the city, although with a true designer's touch as each room is uniquely decorated and sporting an open layout—yes, this means peekaboo bathrooms. Our favorite part of flipping through the gallery of images after the jump has got to be the vertical garden dominating a side of the pool courtyard; that's some very nature-conscious landscaping, if you ask us. Talk about maximizing space and bringing the outdoors in.
The Tcherassi boutique hotel and spa has actually been open for just over a month already, but the accompanying restaurant is only days old. It's named Vera and is run by Chef Daniel Castano, with a menu inspired by coastal Italy.
Rooms run from $275 5o $875 per night, and bookings can be made online at its Luxe Hotel site, and to reach the hotel from the airport, all you need do is hop an official yellow cab for a few bucks.
[Photos: courtesy Tcherassi Hotels]
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