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Description:
Location. The Hilton Princess San Salvador is located in the center of exclusive Zona Rosa in the capital city of San Salvador, El Salvador. This premier property is surrounded by the business and commercial district and is within walking distance of malls, restaurants and discothèques. Attractions close to the hotel include the Feria Internacional and David J. Guzman Museum, both located within seven blocks of the hotel.
Hotel Features. Invitingly casual, La Rotonda features nightly live entertainment while serving a selection of cocktails and appetizers. Not to be outdone, Churchill's Bar provides a warm and stylish setting for holding intimate conversation or concluding business negotiations. Garden Court presents an elegant atmosphere and the resident chef's feast of international cuisine. Corporate agendas may be accomplished at the hotel's business center that offers mail, fax, printing and copy services. Active guests can pursue workouts in the on-site fitness room or absorb the sun's rays on the deck of the outdoor pool. Guests can discover the convenience of an on-site convenience store, gift shop and laundry services. The Hilton San Salvador also caters to families by providing children's restaurant menus and offering games and activities. Flexible conference space accommodates small and large groups.
Guestrooms. Contemporary standard guestrooms are decorated in rich, warm tones and boast city or mountain views. All rooms include marble baths, large desks and wireless Internet access. In addition to the aforementioned amenities, upgraded and Executive Rooms include Executive Lounge access with complimentary breakfasts. DVD players and marble baths with designer toiletries add to these accommodation's comforts.
Expert Tip. The hotel concierge can arrange transportation to Joya de Cerén, a pre-Hispanic farming community that was buried under a volcanic eruption c. A.D. 600. This archaeological site has been well preserved and offers insight into the lives of past Central American populations.
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