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Hotel Presidente, San José Hotels
Modern urban hotel with rooftop dining, a fitness center, and family-friendly amenities
Overview
Hotel Presidente presents a contemporary accommodation choice situated in the heart of downtown San José. This modern property masterfully blends a trendy, industrial design aesthetic with carefully preserved elements that pay homage to its rich historical origins. Originally constructed in 1956, this distinguished eight-story corner building has been meticulously renovated and now boasts 92 well-appointed guest rooms, each offering a comfortable and stylish retreat. Throughout the hotel, guests will discover a plethora of charming vintage details, ranging from exposed brick walls that whisper tales of the past to impressive steel beams and carefully curated antiques that add character and depth.
Guests can anticipate indulging in comfortable beds, ensuring a restful night’s sleep, and will appreciate the range of room options available to suit individual needs and preferences. The hotel also features a hip and vibrant restaurant, perfect for enjoying delicious meals and refreshing beverages. For those seeking a breath of fresh air, an inviting outdoor terrace provides an ideal space to relax and unwind.
A significant advantage of choosing Hotel Presidente as your base in San José is its incredibly convenient location. During your stay, you’ll find yourself just a short and pleasant walk of only a few blocks away from some of the city’s most significant cultural and historical sites, including the renowned Gold Museum, the fascinating Jade Museum, and the architecturally stunning National Theater. This prime location makes Hotel Presidente the perfect launchpad for exploring and immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of San José.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+506 20100000
Avenida Central , Calle 7
http://www.hotel-presidente.com/
Free wifi
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