Marqués de San Felipe y Santiago de Bejucal Hotel
History and modern age merge in this building formerly owned by Mr. Sebastián de Peñalver in the late 18th century and by the 4th Marquis de San Felipe y Santiago’s successors in the early 19th century. Featuring a minimalist interior decoration in contrast with baroque details on the façade, Marquis de San Felipe y Santiago de Bejucal’s Palace, now a 4-star category hotel, rises as the first facility of its kind in St. Francis Square. In addition, the building is very near St. Francis of Assisi Convent, which has become a large cultural center.
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Carmen Montilla and Los Oficios art galleries, Café del Oriente restaurant and Lonja del Comercio office building are in the surrounding area, and further away, on Amargura street, are the Chocolate Museum and the Cuban Contemporary Ceramics Museum. From the hotel terrace, on top of the six-floor building, visitors can admire the greatness of the city of Havana.
This hotel has 27 guest rooms (20 double rooms, 4 marital rooms and 3 suites), all of which have windows or a balcony overlooking the street and the central courtyard. All rooms feature television, telephone, a hair dryer, a minibar and Internet access. Suites also have a hydro-massage bathtub and a DVD. A multifunctional room can be used for banquets and receptions and is equipped with wireless Internet access in common areas.
The lobby, desk services and breakfast hall are on the ground floor and the snack bar and the shop are in the central courtyard.
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