The Hotel Casa Santo Domingo is the only hotel in Central America with two museums inside the hotel property. The hotel's museum of archaeology includes Teotihuacan-Tiquisate and Maya art of pre-Columbian times. The hotel's museum of colonial art includes masterpieces of a considerable variety. Actually the entire hotel is a museum since it includes the ruins of Santo Domingo.

The museum of Maya antiquities is covered on www.maya-archaeology.org (check the index-directory page of that popular web site).

The museum of Spanish colonial art is covered on the present pages, this being the introduction. Pictured here is the altarpiece used in the remains of the original Spanish colonial church. This church still functions for Catholic mass and other devotions.

The entrance to the display of colonial masterpieces is the door pictured at the left (a bit of the door is also visible to the far left, left of the curtain of the altarpiece.

The Hotel Casa Santo Domingo itself (the rooms, facilities, etc) will be covered extensively over the coming months. We are starting out with these introductory pages and will add an additional review page every other month.

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this page first posted Jan 12, 2000