Hotel Santa Lucía

Hotel Santa Lucía is a beautiful, converted home in central Cuenca (the home once belonged to Don Manuel Vega Davila, first governor of Azuay province). The hotel is elegant and very attractive and the rooms are comfortable and modern.

The hotel is owned by the Veintimilla family, who also own other successful hotels and restaurants. They know what they're doing and it shows: the hotel won a Cuenca award in 2002 for best building restoration.

The restaurant is very good and serves Italian-Ecuadorean style food. The restaurant doubles as a café of sorts, for breakfast (which is included) and lunch, and an elegant restaurant for dinner. The

Hotel Santa Lucia website is in English, Spanish and German and is quite good for making reservations and getting information.

Location:
Antonio Borrero 8-44 y Sucre
Cuenca, Ecuador

Hotel

This Hotel is: High End

Hotel Amenities, Services and Facilities All Credit Cards Accepted, Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast Included, Laundry Service, Internet Facilities - Free, 24-Hour Reception, Safe in Reception or Rooms, Lounge, Luggage Storage, Linens Included, 24-Hour Hot Water, Gift Shop, Wheelchair Accessible, Room Service, Wake-Up Call

Currencies accepted

Getting There:
The Santa Lucia is located two blocks east of the Cuenca central plaza, on Borrego between Sucre and Bolivar.

Room Prices:
Lower:$65
Higher:$100
Price Description:Breakfast is included, but not 10% service and 12% tax.

Contact Information:
Phone: (593) 7 2828 000
Fax: (593) 7 2842 443
E-mail: info(at)remove-this.santaluciahotel.com
URL: www.santaluciahotel.com/Index.asp

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Created: 25 Aug 2005

Updated: 24 Mar 2009

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