Hotels in Old Havana

Constructed in 1928, this historic hotel was renovated in 2002 to meet high levels of comfort and comprises a total of 55 rooms, 40 standar twin rooms and 15 matrimonial rooms, which can become triples. The rooms are exceptionally appointed for the guest to rest after a long day. Guests to this air-conditioned hotel are offered a foyer with a 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, and a cloakroom. Further facilities include a restaurant with highchairs available for children. The lobby bar serves refreshing cocktails, while the ""Prado"" restaurant on the 7th floor offers views over the sea and the forts of El Morro and La Cabaña, and invites visitors to savour delicious dishes from Cuban and international cuisine in a pleasant environment decorated with interesting photos of bygone Havana. It is also possible to take advantage of the public Internet connection. Any stay at this establishment is rounded off by the first-class service and the affordable prices. A pleasant place, where guests' rest and tranquillity come first.

The hotel used to be the mansion of the Marquis and Captain of the French Navy, Don Pedro Claudio Duquesne. Once visited by the most select nobility of the time, ecclesiastical dignitaries, military authorities and renowned artists. The house has rooms with exclusive ambiance, a lobby-bar that is decorated with pieces of art, stained-glass windows, statues of monks made out of copper and altarpieces, as well as a quiet inner courtyard with a beautiful fountain and an old well. This special hotel, thanks to its mystery and intimacy, is the ideal place for contemplation and meditation.

The historic city hotel was established in 1860 and was then located on Calle Amistad. Around 1888, it was relocated to its present position on the busy corner of Prado and Neptuno streets. In 1911 the hotel was completely rebuilt, and when it reopened it was regarded by the press of the day as the most modern hotel in the city and ranked amongst the top eleven hotels in Latin America. The hotel of today combines modern and colonial elements in its architecture to create a wonderful unity of present and traditional styles. On offer are a total of 63 comfortable guest rooms with excellent views out over the city. The inner courtyard with the original brickwork of its arches forms an interesting contrast to the new design features. The hotel has a large ceramic mural in the form of a collage, showing elements of Havana's colonial architecture and a fountain which appears to magnify the courtyard and its surrounding ruins. There are 54 standard rooms, three suites, and six junior suites available, in addition to a lobby area with a reception desk manned around the clock, a hotel safe, a cloakroom, a currency exchange facility, and lift access. Guests at this air-conditioned establishment may also take advantage of the restaurant, the snack bar, shop. Also available here is room service (charges apply), a public Internet connection (charges apply), and parking for those arriving by car (charges apply).

The hotel offers the perfect view out over the renowned Fábrica de Tabacos Partagás and the Gran Teatro de La Habana, an important cultural centre of the Cuban capital. The building is now a luxury hotel that has been rebuilt from its very foundations. This new hotel has an elegant central courtyard, large floor-to-ceiling French windows, an ample colonnade and a breathtaking terrace offering a visual angle of almost 270°. The interior design of the Saratoga combines traditional materials and elements like wood, plaster, marble and iron with state-of-the-art technologies have all been designed to meet the service standards and comfort of guests and customers. The hotel is the perfect place for visitors wanting to go to places of historical and cultural interest and enjoy the city's nightlife. Housed in a building that dates back to 1879 that underwent renovation work in 2005, this 7-storey business hotel comprises a total of 96 rooms, which includes 7 elegant suites and 2 rooms with disabled access, spread over a main building and an annexe block. Amongst the facilities count a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange facility and lifts in addition to 3 bars, a pub, 2 restaurants, a conference room and Internet access. Guests are able to take advantage of the room and laundry services as well as medical assistance that is available on request.

The facades of the city hotel shine in the evening sun, displaying shades of soft colours, sensual and improved by age. It comprises a total of 178 rooms spread across nine floors. Facilities on offer include a currency exchange desk and a luggage room. Visitors wishing to appreciate the beautiful view over the rooftops of Havana need only dine in the hotel's Panorama restaurant to end their day in breath-taking fashion. Extra services available include a daily paper, 24-hour room service and medical care. A car rental service is also on hand.

This elegant, leading hotel is known for its harmonic Art Nouveau style. The beauty and sensuality go hand in hand with the romantic atmosphere, which combines impressively with eclectic elements of the architecture. The biblical name and some of the spaces allegorically reflect Hebrew culture. The building was constructed in 1905 for use as offices, shops and a textile warehouse. It was extended in 1908 to its current size. In later years the building housed the Cuban Chamber of Commerce as well as the headquarters of Industries and Navigation. Renovated in 2001, this 3-storey hotel features a terrace as well as a total of 25 rooms, including 4 junior suites. Guests are offered a lobby with lift, a safe, a cloakroom and a reception which is open 24 hours. Furthermore, the historic air-conditioned hotel includes a restaurant with highchairs and Internet connection (for an additional fee). A laundry service and room service are also available (charges apply). A car park is also available.

The hotel greets visitors with its splendour and professional service. The luxurious mansion of the Counts of Santovenia became the favourite hotel for ship owners, artists, traders and distinguished travellers in 1867, who preferred it for its comfort and elegance. After reopening in February 1997, the hotel still retained a touch of distinction and comfort of former times, while also preserving many of its architectural features. This typical colonial mansion has spacious rooms decorated in a 19th century style. A total of 27 rooms are on offer over 3 floors of which 9 are junior suites and 9 are senior suites. Each room also offers the option of being used as a triple. The air-conditioned historical hotel features a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange desk, a cloakroom and a lift in addition to 2 cafés, 2 bars, a shop, a kids' club and an elegant restaurant with highchairs for infants, which, together with an exclusive central inner courtyard, forms a highlight of the hotel. Room and laundry services are available and there is public Internet access to make use of, as well as a hotel car park (fees apply for all amenities). Guests may enjoy great views out over Havana Say and the city's century-old houses from the magnificent panoramic terrace.

The charming, luxury hotel, the former mansion of Claudio Martínez de Pinillos, Count of Villanueva, fascinates visitors with its sobriety and intimacy. Its familial atmosphere, cool inner courtyard, spacious corridors, and beautiful stained glasswork combine to create an ambience of authentic colonial splendour, in perfect harmony with the latest in comfort. Exquisitely conceived for cigar lovers, the hotel features very cosy rooms named after famous Cuban tobacco plantations, and the best cigar brands are waiting to be sampled here. With a highly personalised and hospitable service ethos, staff at this establishment welcome guests to this peaceful location par excellence. Constructed in 1712, the hotel comprises a total of nine rooms spread over two floors, including two junior suites and one suite. The facilities on offer include a lobby area with 24-hour reception desk, a safe and a cloakroom. The hotel also has a café, a bar, a restaurant, a breakfast room, a conference room, public Internet access (charges apply), room and laundry services (charges apply) and a parking (charges apply).

The hotel's architectural motifs and interior decoration remind of the beautiful seaside province of Spain. The hotel was built and owned by José Cabrero Mier, a native of Santander and served as headquarters for important ship owners from this city, such as the Count de la Mortera, whose fleet of ships operated in the Antilles. The hotel is a unique opportunity to stay at the city's seaside gateway. This 3-storey air-conditioned hotel comprises a total of 32 rooms of which 1 is a junior suite, 1 is a suite and 1 room offers disabled access. Amongst the facilities count a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange desk, a cloakroom and a lift in addition to the Cantabria Restaurant offering specialities from that region as well as an array of international dishes. Further hotel amenities include a bar, public Internet access (fees apply), room and laundry services (charges payable) and a kids' club. Fees apply for use of the car park.

The building, with its stunning colonial style, was constructed in 1836 and was the former residence of renowned families and wealthy businessmen. After its reopening in 1885, the hotel adapted its comfort standards to the tastes and preferences of the American and European markets and became one of the most famous hotels in the capital. With the splendour of the past, the hotel returns to life in Old Havana, captivating tourists with its charm and architectural beauty. Its elegant design and personal service have made it into a pearl of Havana, and on offer are a total of 25 rooms, of which four are junior suites, spread across two floors. Amongst the hotel's facilities count a foyer with 24-hour reception, a safe, a cloakroom, a currency exchange facility, and a lift. In addition, guests are able to take advantage of the two cafes, a selection of shops, a bar, a restaurant with highchairs available for children, a public Internet connection (charges apply), room and laundry services, a kids' club, and, for those arriving by car, parking spaces.