Occupying an entire block in the centrally located Vedado district, this is arguably one of Havana's most famous hotels. The establishment's impressive surroundings are somewhat eclipsed by its decorative lobby, adorned with ornamental tiles, sculptures and a singular architectural style. Built in 1930 and renovated in 1962, some of the hotel's more celebrated guests have included Sir Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra and supermodel Naomi Campbell. Often used for local conferences, it is also the venue for Havana's annual New Latin American Film Festival. The rooms are quite large with decoration kept to a minimum.
As soon as you enter through the door of this hotel, you will be struck by the extreme elegance of its interior decoration. Furniture dating from the early 20th Century surrounded by exuberant tropical plants is complimented by porcelain ornaments, marble-covered floors and the grand salons. The general ambiance is peaceful; one might say almost intimate. It is an ideal choice for newlyweds, but equally fitting for families or even business travelers thanks to its excellent location.
This is a small but luxurious hotel, offering a variety of services as well as a fine view out over the city's Parque Central. On the main floor there is a 20-table restaurant where a meal comes to around USD20 per person. A saloon and grill bar are also at hand. An art gallery operates within the establishment and most of the staff speak English. This is one of Cuba's oldest and most prestigious hotels, and is well-placed within the city, a short stroll away from some of Havana's favorite bars and restaurants.
This luxury hotel is located in the Miramar district, a short walk from the center of Havana, halfway between the airport and the old historic quarter. The surroundings are quite peaceful, offering a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Rooms are lavishly decorated and fully equipped. Because the hotel faces the sea, visitors have a privileged view out over the bay area. Large swimming pools provide the ideal place to relax and sunbathe, or one can rest in the shade of the numerous ornamental plants.
This hotel is housed within a charming colonial building facing Havana Bay, the former Conde de Santovenia Palace. Facing the entrance is a small square full of second-hand booksellers where one can purchase all sorts of classical revolutionary prose, all in perfect condition. The hotel's rooms are comfortable and lavishly decorated, and it was within this very establishment that Pope John Paul II stayed when he visited the island in 1998. The city's Catedral (La) is a short walk away.
Built in 1908 and completely renovated in 1993, this Old Havana hotel is perhaps one of the loveliest residences in the city. The great lobby is enhanced by beautiful ceramic tiles, and the tastefully decorated bedrooms are adorned with elegant colonial furniture. The hotel also houses Havana's School of Tourism, one of the reasons why service is so good. A photographic gallery can also be found in the lobby, which illustrates key moments in Cuban history.
Time travel to the potent decade of the 1930s with Casahabana 1932. Designed and owned by Luis Miguel, this quirky bed and breakfast is a wonderful portal to a peek into the thirties' furniture, ornaments and several antiques. Find pre-Revolution antiques stowed away in any of the three rooms, all set against Art Deco architecture. Gramophones, Cuban gambling chips from the last-operating casino in Cuba and perhaps even ancient porcelain finds place here. Add to that, the staff speaks Spanish, Italian and English and the service extremely warm and friendly.
This colonial style bed & breakfast provides security, privacy, and comfort to its visitors. With adequate beds, air-conditioning, and individual bathrooms, you will find all that you need during your stay. The man of the house, Mr. Sergio, possesses a wealth of knowledge about the surrounding area, and is happy to recommend where to go and what to see. Mrs. Miriam's delicious breakfast is made with tropical fruit and is available every morning for an additional fee.
Situated just a walk from a number of historical sites such Museum of the Revolution and National Museum of Fine Arts, the Casa Pedro-María is a unique boutique hotel that offers modest accommodations. This family-owned hotel offers you a second home with its homely conveniences and warm hospitality. The 19th century building offers locally crafted ceilings, windows and doors that offer an old-world charm unique to the era. Guests can enjoy at the lounge area, open-air patio and the terrace that boats panoramic views of the city. A 20-minute drive away from the beach, the hotel is within close proximity of great restaurants and bar which makes it apt for tourists as well as business travelers.
Set in Spanish-style colonial quarters tweaked with contemporary fittings, the Casa Concordia houses luxury apartments for the traveling elite. Its location is in the heart of historic Havana, and is in close proximity to Casa de la Música, Parque Central and the Malecon promenade. This award-winning luxury apartment property comes with 3 bedrooms and 5 balconies and offers spectacular views of the city skyline and beyond.
A quaint bed and breakfast located in Habana Vieja, the Casa Hostal del Angel is an eclectic architecture style building. It is privately owned, and guests can rent any of the four rooms or the entire house. Architectural and cultural beauty surrounds this property, with the Museo de la Revolución (Museum of the Revolution) situated a stone's throw away. What's more, the balcony offers sweeping views of La Habana Vieja (Old Havana), enveloping the hotel with a rich historical aura. The guest rooms are dotted with vintage Cuban artifacts, and this is one of the reasons that the hotel does not accept guests below the age of 10 years of age.
Located in the republican building of the colonial era, the Casa Vitrales is a modest B&B that offers a colonial vibe. This cozy accommodation is complete with luxurious suites and standard rooms equipped with modern day facilities needed for a comfortable stay. There is a spacious terrace where you can unwind and take in the splendid views of the historic city as well as host private parties. Located within close proximity of popular tourist destinations and retail spaces, the hotel offers a convenient abode to tourist as well as business travelers.