Leslie Hidalgo, who faced a wedding crisis when Hotel Havana announced its unexpected closure in September, celebrated her special day Saturday at the Kimpton Hotel.
Hotel Havana, the boutique hotel on the River Walk known for its proximity to the Tobin Center and glass observatory turned restaurant, will close on Oct. 20 as Hyatt ends its management of the property and renovations begin, according to an email obtained by the San Antonio Business Journal on Sept. 16.
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SAN ANTONIO – Hotel Havana and its adjoining Ocho Lounge are open once again after being closed for more than five months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a Facebook post, the hotel announced that as of Oct. 1, they would welcome back guests. The hotel initially closed down on April 4 with the hopes of reopening on May 1, but that did not happen. Masks will be required in public areas at the hotel and rooms will be cleaned, sanitized and sealed before a guest arrives. Hotel Havana features 27 rooms and suites overlooking the River Walk.