A Boutique Beauty

About the Hotel

After a day of exploration, Hodelpa Caribe Colonial welcomes you back with well-appointed rooms featuring amenities like WiFi, parking, a mini bar, and flat-screen TVs, ensuring a comfortable stay for discerning travelers.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll to El Conde pedestrian street or a scenic five-minute walk to Castillo de la Fortaleza Ozama, Alcazar de Colon, and Basilica Catedral Santa Maria de la Encarnacion, America's oldest cathedral.

Accommodation

Superior Room
With modern design and emblematic details of the Hodelpa brand that includes all the services expected by discerning guests, the Superior Rooms have 2 Queen beds, and space for 3 guests.

Executive Superior Room
The superior executive room provides an Art Deco context within the incomparable architecture of the Hotel. You'll find a queen bed, table and chairs as well as a flat screen TV and coffee maker.

Royal Room
With a combination of minimalist and art deco styles, Royal Rooms offers upgrades that include a la carte amenities, a private balcony, table and chairs, and premium bathrobes and amenities.

Honeymoon Suite Room
Perfect for a romantic post-wedding stay, the beautifully appointed Honeymoon Suite is adorned in white with stunning modern silver highlights. Luxurious details include a king bed, separate living room and spacious bathroom with Jacuzzi.

Caribe Suite Room
An oasis in the heart of the city, the elegant and spacious Caribe Suite is furnished in art deco style with mahogany furniture, a king bed and a separate living room. Soft, draped fabrics inspire rest and relaxation.

Amenities

• Fitness Centre
• Solarium
• Complimentary Breakfast

Things To Do

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. 

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.

The Ruins of the San Nicolás de Bari Hospital
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.

Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito
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. 

Museo Infantil Trampolín
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.

Palacio de Bellas Artes
Inaugurated in 1956, this regal looking neoclassical building stretches over an area of 13,000 square meters, and hosts numerous artistic events.

First Cathedral of the Americas
Built between 1510 and 1540, the first cathedral of the Americas continues to stand tall in all of its glory over the heart of the Colonial City.

Jardín Botánico Nacional
The largest botanical gardens in the Caribbean, the Jardín Botánico Nacional graces the capital city with over 400 acres of nature preserve filled with the island’s native trees, including multiple species of palm, flowers and birds.

La Caleta Underwater National Park
La Caleta Underwater National Park, one of the first in the region, is a popular dive site located close to Santo Domingo. It’s known for its multiple shipwreck and abundant marine life.