The building dates from 1905, and the interior is collonaded with a fine central atrium topped by a stained glass skylight. The romantic ambience of the building proposed by its art nouveau style and expressive eclectic proyections highlight the architecture of the building. Its the biblical name and some of its spaces allegorically evoke the Hebrew culture. Three floors and a terrace compose the hotel. The majestic sculpture of the ground floor along with the marble columns catches the eye. All rooms are decorated with paintings of prestigious Cuban painters which adorn other spaces as well. Among the facilities the hotel offers cosy lounge bar, a fitness room, one restaurant where is served hebrew and international dishes and services of sauna, massages and idromassage.