Casa Lola Trinidad

Casa Lola Trinidad is a family-owned and operated boutique residence ideally located in the heart of Trinidad, a World Heritage by UNESCO, founded by Diego Velázquez in 1514 under the Spanish crown. This colonial town is one of the best-preserved towns in the Caribbean, filled with stunning traditional mansions, private restaurants (paladars), and traditional trova houses. The best part: the casa is within walking distance of the Plaza Mayor, the heart of the town.

The revitalized colonial mansion was carefully restored to its original splendor. The casa has a traditional feel with its colonial colors, courtyard, colonial window openings, and bougainvillea draping over the patio areas. Lola Trinidad's 17th-century façade and welcoming team are just the start of this traditional mansion intrigue. The casa maintains its traditional feel with high ceilings, restored traditional woodwork, and local textiles from Trinidad. Casa Lola Trinidad boasts 10 rooms with fans, traditional decor, and style.

Breakfast is served in the upstairs or outdoor patio. Other common areas include the interior sitting rooms and a second-floor patio balcony, a splendid place to enjoy an afternoon mojito.