Convent of Santa Clara in 1644 was founded by nuns from the Colombian city of Cartagena. He is considered one of the oldest among the religious buildings of Havana. Its original purpose - to teach in this building girls from poor families. Just then placed Charity Hospital. Then, later settled down here Ministry of Public Works, which operated until 1982. Then the monastery was returned to the historical status and its former greatness.

Tourists come here to enjoy the unique architectural style, quiet courtyards of the monastery, and magnificent internal interiors numerous galleries.

At the end of the XX century in the building of the monastery held a global restoration, which resulted in the premises found hidden doors and windows, wall paintings, tombs, cannonballs and carved decorations. Today, all these unique antiques decorate the interior of the hotel, which was opened in a building of the monastery. All rooms have their own unique vintage style and decorated in the national and colonial style.