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This hotel is located in the historic centre of the city of Puebla de los Angeles, a few steps away from the famous Amparo Museum and a couple of blocks from the Zocalo (main square), the cathedral and the main tourist attractions, such as the old neighbourhood of Sapos, an area filled with antique shops.

The hotel was built in 1900, on the site of an old, 18th century house. In 2002 the building was remodelled and transformed into what the hotel is today, maintaining the baroque architectural features and preserving the original pool and beams pervaded with so many dreams and mysticism. The hotel keeps the building's original style, while combining it with contemporary elements and a minimalist decoration, which uses wood, aluminum and crystal to create eclectic and unique spaces. The big building has always been used as a residence. The hotel has a lobby area with 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, a cloakroom and public WLAN Internet access. Guests can relax in the bar or café and dine in the hotel restaurant. Room and laundry services are provided for an additional fee, whilst guests arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the undercover parking garage. The hotel offers a total of 13 suites.

The suites are dedicated to the women who never stopped dreaming. This is why they carry the names of the most important women in the field of the arts and those who have in some way influenced Mexican culture. All feature beautiful minimalist decor, highlighted by wood and aluminum furnishings, and they all feature special details and phrases on the walls relating to the lives of those artists. All rooms have a double or king-size bed and a private bathroom with shower. Individually regulated air conditioning and heating, as well as ceiling fans, a hairdryer, direct dial telephone, satellite TV and Internet access, feature in all rooms as standard.

Features

24-hour reception Hotel safe Cloakroom Mobile phone coverage Wired Internet Medical service* Laundry service* Sun terrace Wi-fi Room service* Car park Garage Launderette* Wheelchair-accessible Terrace Check-out hour Car hire Check-in hour 24-hour security Bellboy service Small pets allowed (under 5 kg) Multilingual staff Large pets allowed (over 5 kg) Local and international calls Private pool American Express City centre Bathroom Suites Internet access Breakfast and lunch Minibar Bar Individually adjustable air conditioning Hot breakfast Individually adjustable heating Year of construction Nearest Bus / Metro Stop Shower Safe Restaurant Non-smoking areaView more

* To pay at the Hotel

Rooms features

Safe Hairdryer Direct dial telephone Internet access Bathroom TV Minibar Individually adjustable heating Wi-fi Cot on demand Shower YES Wheelchair-accessible YES Disability-friendly bathroom Number of bedrooms

Description

Located in the historic center of Puebla, set in an ancient house dating back from XVIII century. It has been renovated preserving the baroque characteristics typical of the period. It combines the original style with contemporary elements and a minimalist decoration. The spa offers services such as jacuzzi, steam baths, massage rooms with beauty and relax treatments.

Description

El Sueno Hotel and Spa is a luxurious hotel situated in an 18th century Baroque palace, beautifully renovated and located in the historic center of Puebla. The hotel has an incredible mix of modern amenities and traditional architecture, creating a unique space for a romantic getaway in the heart of this fascinating city. Enjoy a relaxing vacation at El Sueno Hotel and Spa when using amenities like the jacuzzi, the fantastic spa and the excellent restaurants. This property is an ideal place for an unforgettable vacation in the colonial city of Puebla.

Features

Pay Parking Jacuzzi SWIMMING POOL

Rooms features

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Description

This hotel is located in the historic centre of the city of Puebla de los Angeles, a few steps away from the famous Amparo Museum and a couple of blocks from the Zocalo (main square), the cathedral and the main tourist attractions, such as the old neighbourhood of Sapos, an area filled with antique shops.||The hotel was built in 1900, on the site of an old, 18th century house. In 2002 the building was remodelled and transformed into what the hotel is today, maintaining the baroque architectural features and preserving the original pool and beams pervaded with so many dreams and mysticism. The hotel keeps the building's original style, while combining it with contemporary elements and a minimalist decoration, which uses wood, aluminum and crystal to create eclectic and unique spaces. The big building has always been used as a residence. The hotel has a lobby area with 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, a cloakroom and public WLAN Internet access. Guests can relax in the bar or café and dine in the hotel restaurant. Room and laundry services are provided for an additional fee, whilst guests arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the undercover parking garage. The hotel offers a total of 13 suites.||The suites are dedicated to the women who never stopped dreaming. This is why they carry the names of the most important women in the field of the arts and those who have in some way influenced Mexican culture. All feature beautiful minimalist decor, highlighted by wood and aluminum furnishings, and they all feature special details and phrases on the walls relating to the lives of those artists. All rooms have a double or king-size bed and a private bathroom with shower. Individually regulated air conditioning and heating, as well as ceiling fans, a hairdryer, direct dial telephone, satellite TV and Internet access, feature in all rooms as standard.

Description

The hotel was build where an old house from the 18th century once stood. In 2002 the building was remodeled and transformed in the way as the hotel is today, maintaining the baroque architectonic features, and which preserves the original pool and beams pervaded with so many dreams and mysticism. The hotel keeps the building's original style, combined with contemporary elements and a minimalist decoration, which uses wood, aluminum and crystal to create eclectic and one-of-a-kind spaces. The big house was always used as a residence. The area used today by the hotel was transformed into a closed doors neighborhood, of a higher level than the open doors neighborhoods.