Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique overview

Location. The Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique is located on the oceanfront in the historic center of Old Mazatlan, Mexico. This property stands near the historic district''''s art galleries, restaurants, nightlife and boutique shops. A...leer más Location. The Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique is located on the oceanfront in the historic center of Old Mazatlan, Mexico. This property stands near the historic district''''s art galleries, restaurants, nightlife and boutique shops. A principal cultural and tourist attraction, the Angela Peralta Theater is located close to the hotel. Hotel Features. This property was once one of Mazatlan''''s private mansions, originally built by a German family in the early 1800s. The current owner restored the building using old photographs as a guide and employing local craftsmen to duplicate the original façade. Dining options include Le Sorelle Restaurant. Fernando Jazz Bar plays soft jazz selections and offers a variety of Australian, American, Argentine and Chilean wines. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel. Function rooms accommodate up to 50 people. Piccolino Spa incorporates Swedish, Sports, Shiatsu, Stone and Lymphatic massage techniques. Treatment methods include reflexology, aromatherapy and the use of natural essential oils. A third-floor infinity pool overlooks the Pacific Ocean''''s Mazatlan coast. Guestrooms. Casa Lucila Hotel Boutique offers eight guestrooms with complimentary wireless Internet access. Rooms afford courtyard, pool or Pacific Ocean views, some from the vantage of furnished balconies. Modern design elements include neutral color schemes complemented with dark-wood furnishings. Beds are draped beneath fine Italian linens. Bathrooms contain jetted tubs and/or walk-in, glass-door showers, bathrobes, and Bulgari toiletries. Flat-screen plasma televisions are provided in all accommodations. Rooms include coffeemakers and in-room safes. Select accommodations feature minibars. Expert Tip. The hotel site was once the location of O''''Brien''''s Restaurant. The restaurant''''s guest list included notables such as John Wayne, Robert Mitchum and Ernest Hemingway. The restaurant closed in 1959, and the building remained deserted until 2005 when it was purchased and renovated by the current owners.;;