This refined and sober hotel is situated in the old quarter of the city noted for it's tinajones (earthenware pots). Built in 1939, the colonial style building combines woodcarvings with discrete decor and prides itself on cozy rooms and excellent service.
Its central location allows clients easy access to the renowned history and culture that are part of life in what was one of the first settlements founded by Diego Velázquez, known at the time as Santa María del Puerto Principe. Nearby sites of interest include the town's old quarter, Santa Lucia beach, Cayo Sabinal, sierra de Cubitas mountain.