Hotel E la Calesa
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Hotel E la Calesa
R228+294, C. Jesús María, Trinidad, Sancti Spiritus, 62410, Cuba
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The E Calesa now joins the rest of the hotels named with the E mark; they promote city tourism.
The facility is located in the historic center of the city Patrimony of Humanity and belongs to the Cubanacán Group; it is distinguished by its four star quality standard. The installation occupies a building that dates from the colonial period, whose spaces were redesigned to accommodate 12 rooms, a swimming pool and a breakfast bar.
Its construction began in December 2016 and its name refers to one of the oldest means of transportation known in Cuba.Show More
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Property Description
The E Calesa now joins the rest of the hotels named with the E mark; they promote city tourism.
The facility is located in the historic center of the city Patrimony of Humanity and belongs to the Cubanacán Group; it is distinguished by its four star quality standard. The installation occupies a building that dates from the colonial period, whose spaces were redesigned to accommodate 12 rooms, a swimming pool and a breakfast bar.
Its construction began in December 2016 and its name refers to one of the oldest means of transportation known in Cuba.
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3.7/5
Cleanliness3.7
Amenities3.7
Location3.7
Service3.7
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Surroundings
Landmarks: Parque Central Cespedes
(190m)
Landmarks: Yudit Vidal Faife
(460m)
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Single
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Wi-Fi in room
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1 Double bed or 2 Single bed
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Guest Reviews
3.7/5
12 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness3.7
- Amenities3.7
- Location3.7
- Service3.7
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AI Summary
The staff delivers exceptional service, providing friendly, helpful advice. The location is excellent, close to amenities and attractions. Clean, decent facilities with excellent maid service.
James
December 27, 2023
excellent hotel except for the internuttent internet; I was generated 3 different logins within 2 days
573dk9999
February 16, 2024
This is a small hotel, our group filled it completely. The room was OK. Since the temperature was nice, we turned off the air and opened two small panels in the top of the wooded window shutter. If there was a safe in the room I couldn't find it. The shower worked quite adequately, but the hot water had to be on for several minutes to get hot. The markings were confusing on the controls and several people in our group complained about no hot water but I think they had the control set to cold rather than hot. The location is good, walking distance to everything. Breakfast was limited but adequate and little different from what we cook at home for ourselves, eggs and toast and some fruit. They will also make an omelet or a grilled ham and cheese if you ask. The coffee was good, and the small nature of the hotel meant that it was easy to get a refill. The power in Trinidad goes out frequently, the hotel has a backup generator that kicks in after a few seconds. It is a bit noisy but better than no power. The Wifi disconnects frequently, so you need to reconnect about every 5 minutes
Guest User
April 23, 2023
Adequate, small, quaint hotel, good for our two night stay. My husband and I went on a 10 day, People to People Tour of Cuba and stayed, while in Trinidad. Our room was okay, nothing to write home about. Probably, one of the best available in this Unesco city. Safety deposit box did not work. We inquired and management said that all the safety deposit boxes were not working. Small pool, which we did not have time to use. Wifi worked for a few hours and had to be reconnected frequently. Again, very "normal" in Cuba. Breakfast was mediocre. Eggs and more eggs, some toast, and good coffee ( I ordered capuccino). Electric power was out several times during our stay. Generator took over after a few minutes. We understood that this was "normal" in most of Cuba. No complaints. Overall, adequate stay.
Guest User
May 30, 2023
This hotel had only luke warm water, a non-working safe, and a non-working refrigerator. The first two were true for all rooms. (Our group occupied all of the hotel's rooms.) The refrigerator may only have been in room 201.
Guest User
February 27, 2023
Water was OFF totally for hours, hot water iffy when running. If you don’t like eggs, breakfast was bleak! Thin slices of guava and papaya and some dry toast. Only juice was guava. Only water was carbonated, yet still water available in room refrigerator for $2. Maid service was excellent. Limited wifi.
Guest User
July 20, 2022
The hotel is super beautifully renovated and restored. The rooms have kept the colonial character and yet are very modern. The bathroom was the most beautiful on our whole trip. The staff was very friendly and went out of their way to answer our questions. Breakfast could have been a little more, but it too was always fresh and delicious. We liked the small pool. We highly recommend the hotel.
mlauraf2016
September 8, 2023
Very well located, clean. Cute and pleasant. Good breakfast, the employees were pleasant and gave advice. It has a small pool but it did not have water. We had difficulty with the key that was decoded all the time.
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MaDiGi
August 12, 2023
We were not lucky and the experience was average. The situation is very good. Next to the Iberostar and going out area. The hotel is small and has a patio that has a small pool (very small). Very nice entrance typical of the area where the reception and breakfast area is located and access to rooms by stairs (if you have a large suitcase you will have to climb them...). The hotel in general had been recently painted and its furniture varnished and the rooms were very smelly, making it difficult to even fall asleep. The power went out between 10:00 p.m. and 12:30 p.m., leaving us without air conditioning. It was so hot and humid that we slept in a puddle of sweat 🥵 in the beds. When the power came back on, the A/C is a split type, so we were a bit cold. You can hear the noise of the city's parties and clubs that shut down at 00:00. And you will hear some of the movement of guests since the windows and doors open onto a corridor over the patio itself. At 5:30 a.m. the rooster or roosters that are nearby will say good morning to you 😅. Anyway, bad luck, we wouldn't go back
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Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 16:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Pets
Pets are not allowed
Property Description
The E Calesa now joins the rest of the hotels named with the E mark; they promote city tourism.
The facility is located in the historic center of the city Patrimony of Humanity and belongs to the Cubanacán Group; it is distinguished by its four star quality standard. The installation occupies a building that dates from the colonial period, whose spaces were redesigned to accommodate 12 rooms, a swimming pool and a breakfast bar.
Its construction began in December 2016 and its name refers to one of the oldest means of transportation known in Cuba.