Casa Lahusen

Well located, really nice hôtel. I would probably still book the same hotel, the only 2 downsides of my stay were the weak internet/wifi connection, and the soundproofing of the room, while being aware soundproofing an heritage building can be challenging if not impossible without altering the charm.

The hotel is small and intimate. As the house is a renovated historic one it can be noisy as doors have automatic locks and the sound insulation is poor. Staff are helpful and the hotel’s position in the old time is a good one.

Great rooms, friendly staff. Decent breakfast

The house is an historic mansion that has been modernized but kept all the charm of the past. The ceilings in the lobby are at least 15 feet high! Our room was big and had huge windows on both sides, which was beautiful. A suggestion to the management: put blackout shades on the window side that gets the morning sun. It gets light early in summer. The location is very convenient being in the historic area. There are loads of good restaurants within a 10 minute walk. Some tips: the streets are paved with cobblestone and the sidewalks rough, so pulling luggage from the bus station or ferry terminal can be challenging. It can also be noisy at night with music and shows located nearby. They provide a free shuttle to a sister property that has a pool, winery, and restaurant. We spent a hot afternoon there lounging by the pool. Shoutout to Paulo, who speaks excellent English, for arranging our taxi and visit to Finca del Sacramento.

Terrific hotel - historic with modern bathrooms. Great breakfast.