Hostal Valencia Boutique

The Hostal Valencia occupies the house of Oficios on the corner of Obrapía, a residence built in the seventeenth century, which exhibits characteristic features of Arabic-influenced architecture. Its owner was Baltasar Sotolongo y González-Carvajal, ordinary mayor of Havana in 1781, who held the position of Councilor of the City Council at the time of his death, on December 31, 1803.

 

The rooms at the Hostal Valencia have magnificent wooden ceilings and majestic ironwork on their balconies. You can choose between the Standard Room and the Junior Suite. It also has several services with which the visitor has all the comforts during the stay. Among them are a cafeteria, bar, restaurant, dinners and banquets, a la carte breakfast and more.