Located in the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo Este, this modern hotel is less than 1 km from the famous villa Alcazar de Colon. It features on-site dining and free Wi-Fi. The bright and air-conditioned guest rooms at Hodelpa Caribe Colonial include a stocked minibar and cable TV. An in-room safe is provided and room service is available. The elegant Azul Restaurant and Bar, located on-site, offers a breakfast buffet and a la carte menus for lunch and dinner. Guests can relax in the lounge chairs on the Caribe Colonial’s sun deck or take advantage of a variety of concierge services.
The superior executive room provides an Art Deco context within the beautiful architecture of the Hotel. You willfind additional space with coffee table and support chairs, very convenient for corporate and leisure clients. Each of them provides great comfort.
1 Queen/2 Guests
2 Queens/3 Guests
1 Queen 2 Adults
1 King OR 2 Queen with 5 guest’s max.
1 King/2 Guests
1 King/2 Guests
WHAT’S INCLUDED?
Free WI-FI
Modern and exclusive rooms
Azul restaurant
Sun loungers – Solarium areaEXCLUSIVE AMENITIES
Purchase of spa and services
International premium liquors
Babysitters
Gift ShopCOMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST
Start your day with a wide variety of delicious hot and cold breakfast items, including a variety of natural juices, fresh bread and much more.
Azul Restaurant and Bar, located on-site, offers a breakfast buffet and a la carte menus for lunch and dinner.
Restaurant
Azul Bar & Restaurant, with a warm atmosphere and Art Deco style. A fusion of local and international ingredients with excellent service and a relaxing atmosphere overlooking our colonial streets.
• Capacity for 25 people.
• Air conditioning.
• Open air terrace.
• Happy Hour 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Gastronomy in Colonial City
At night, the Colonial City comes alive with its solid concentration of casual bars along its many narrow and romantic streets, as well as places to dance.
El Conuco Restaurant
They say that the best nectar emanates from the heart of the Dominican Republic and it is precisely from there, from the heart of our land, inland and brown, where we have taken chinchines of our things to offer to the Dominican and the visitor, in trays of behuco and cane adorned with cayenne, full of the charisma that identifies us as a people.
Pat’e Palo Brasserie
The story goes that this 500-year-old building housed the first tavern in the new world, located in front of the Alcázar de Colón, it offers an international menu with a tendency to Mediterranean cuisine without limitations. The restaurant offers a unique experience, combining the use of top quality raw materials and fresh seasonal products.
Plaza de España
One of the most romantic esplanades in the Colonial City sits at the end of Calle Las Damas. The wide open Plaza de España is flanked by the Alcázar de Colón palace on one end, and on the other, a series of outdoor bistro terraces where diners enjoy a royal view over the ancient city.
San Nicolás De Bari Hospital Ruins
Built between 1503 and 1508 under the reign of Governor Nicolás de Ovando, this oldest hospital in the Americas was used as a model for other hospitals built in the New World.
Eduardo Brito National Theater
Another of Santo Domingo’s architectural masterpieces with its arches made of travertine marble, the Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito has been operating since 1973 and is the country’s most prestigious arts facility.
Cayacoa Golf Club
Built in 1989 and designed by Jack Corrie, Cayacoa Golf Club is located just 25 minutes northwest of Santo Domingo, yet remains a well-kept golfers’ secret. The 18-hole, par 72 course stretches over a hilly terrain punctuated with small lakes and a handful of terrific par 3s.
Trampoline Children’s Museum
Designed to entertain and educate children and their families, the Museo Infantil Trampolín is marked by a large, beautifully kept central courtyard adjacent to its entrance.
Fine Arts Palace
Inaugurated in 1956, this regal looking neoclassical building stretches over an area of 13,000 square meters, and hosts numerous artistic events, from concerts to plays, and ballet performances, with halls seating up to 600 patrons.
Lulu Tasting Bar
With a centennial patio located in the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo and offering an extensive menu of beautifully crafted tapas to accompany the ambiance of the place, Lulú Tasting Bar offers a variety of exclusive cocktails that you can enjoy with their live sessions during the week.
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Exploring the Colonial City, the first European settlement in the Americas and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990, is a recommended experience for all travelers. This historic neighborhood consists of a maze of narrow streets filled with architectural wonders that range from the 16th to the early 20th centuries.
Its streets will take you to colonial buildings turned into museums, shops, hotels, restaurants and sidewalk cafes. Hop on the Chu Chu Colonial train for a 45-minute tour of the area, hire a guide to take you down America’s first paved street while you share stories, or rent a bike and ride on your own.
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