Pavilion number 6 of First Class (Pavilion of the Distinguished): Intended for inmates with more financial resources, its decoration is the most exuberant, by far, it has been preserved intact in all elements: stained glass windows, lamps, ceramics, wood, wrought iron, etc. The construction was carried out in three stages: first the two extreme bodies known as the "villas", between the years 1901 and 1904. Later, the central body that joins the two buildings was built, which was finished in 1908. The building consists of ground floor and three floors. The ground floor has the common and socializing spaces: living room, dining room and billiards room, which are lavishly decorated and have double-height spaces.