Hotel Boutique Casa De La Palma - Puebla

Historic UNESCO World Heritage boutique hotel 800 ft from Puebla Cathedral

Rooms & Suites

Hotel Boutique Casa De La Palma occupies an 18th-century building with individually designed guest suites. Each room at the boutique hotel is furnished with elegant wood furniture, paintings, and statues by famous artists. The King Suite with Balcony provides a spacious layout with a Juliette balcony overlooking the street.

Location

Casa De La Palma sits 800 ft from the Puebla Cathedral and the Zócalo main square. The Puebla Convention Centre is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Nearby attractions include the Museum of Religious Art, La Malinche National Park, and Parque Benito Juárez.

Dining & Breakfast

The hotel provides a Signature Plus American breakfast served each morning in the dining room. No on-site restaurant operates at the property, but many restaurants and Mexican markets are located within a few blocks. A 24-hour convenience store sits in the building around the corner.

Services & Amenities

Hotel Boutique Casa De La Palma offers on-site spa services including massages and body treatments from a menu. The property provides meeting facilities for business travelers and a 24-hour front desk for check-in at any hour. Complimentary coffee and filtered drinking water are available throughout the stay.

Practical Information

The hotel is a smoke-free environment with 24-hour security including CCTV in common areas and outside the property. Valet parking and parking garage access are available for guests traveling by car. Rooms feature sound-insulated walls and allergy-free accommodations can be requested.

• Location: 800 ft from Puebla Cathedral and Zócalo
• Rooms: Individually designed suites with works by famous artists
• Breakfast: Signature Plus American breakfast included
• Wellness: On-site spa with massages and body treatments
• Business: Meeting facilities within a 10-minute walk of Convention Centre
• Parking: Valet parking and parking garage
• Certification: UNESCO World Heritage site building