MIAMI, United States. — The Canadian company Blue Diamond Resorts announced the opening in September of the Mystique Regis Habana by Royalton, a new luxury hotel located in Old Havana.
The facility, which has 61 rooms and will operate under the adults-only modality, will begin receiving tourists from September 1, 2022, according to a Blue Diamond Resorts community reported by the Cuban portal. Excellencies.
The hotel, owned by Gaviota Tourism Groupwill thus join the extensive range of luxury lodgings that are controlled by that entity, which operates under the mantle of the GAESA military emporium.
Blue Diamond Resorts indicates that the Mystique Regis Habana by Royalton will have the distinction of being the only hotel that has managed to maintain all of its original structure, which dates back to 1909.
“Originally built at the beginning of the 20th century, the new Mystique Regis Habana will allow our mutual clients to travel back in time thanks to its elegant neoclassical colonial decoration,” said the Canadian company.
The review adds that the facility will offer “excellent attention to detail” and that it features “modern conveniences to provide the best guest experience, such as Wi-Fi in all areas, RFID wristbands that double as room keys, of coffee in capsules, station and USB ports in the room, among others”.
According to Blue Diamond Resorts, the property’s common areas include “a lobby bar with authentic Cuban cocktails, a restaurant with views of Paseo del Prado and the classic American cars that drive along it, as well as a rooftop with a café- restaurant that offers an impressive view of the Malecón habanero”.
The Mystique Regis Habana by Royalton, included in Royalton Luxury Resorts’ portfolio of boutique hotels, will also offer five different room categories.
“Each modern luxury room will feature a beautiful 1900s detail, like hat hangers and canes, that will transport guests to another era. Sleek soaking tubs, rain showers and art deco mirrors are just a few of the many features guests will find in their rooms.
The opening of the new luxury hotel in Old Havana comes in the midst of an economic and energy crisis unprecedented in almost 30 years. In this sense, the Cuban authorities have received disparate criticism for the excessive investment in such facilities, to the detriment of the country’s depressed infrastructure.
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