The hotel Comodoro is an extensive complex located in the residential neighborhood of Miramar, were most embassies and foreign business office are, close to the International Conference Center in Havana and facing a little private stretch of beach, this four star hotel provides excellent personalized service in a pleasant setting to the west of the city.

Rooms at the main building of the hotel are spacious and well appointed and the bungalows section is a Spanish-style village of cute villas...

The Hotel Presidente is housed in a pretty vermilion and beige building from the 1920's that rises gracefully with its 10 floors in a corner by the end of Presidents’ Avenue that encounters the Malecón Sea walk.

The first skyscraper of all havana hotels boasts the grandeur of an era with its clear luxury style and more than 400 classified pieces of art, providing the unique taste that since its opening has attracted so many personalities from all over the world, carefully combined with the modern...

"Los Frailes" Hotel erects just a few steps away from the majestic St. Francis of Assisi's Basilica and the charming Old Square.

It used to be the mansion of Marquis Pedro Claudio Duquesne, Captain of the French Navy.

Once visited by "la crème de la crème" of Havana's society and renowned artists, this mansion is nowadays a suggestive place to enjoy quietness and meditation during a stay in the pleasant old town.

This historic property plays on a monastic theme, with staff dressed in...

Located along the Malecon, Havana's waterfront boulevard, the hotel Habana Riviera is considered a classic among Cuban hotels.

Its proximity to the historical-cultural center of Havana, makes this hotel the perfect place from which to explore the city.

The idiosyncratic 50’s lobby boasts graceful contemporary furnishings and a pleasant cocktail lounge, while retaining its acres of marble and glass.

Rooms have soothing pastel décor and conservative contemporary furniture.
In the night-time...

Inaugurated on December 29, 1909, the Hotel Plaza is considered a gem of the Cuban hotel industry and especially of Havana. Constructed in a triangular shape, its magnificent neoclassical façade stands out in its city surroundings.

Good taste rules at the Plaza which features a beautiful colonial patio, a picturesque fountain from the same period, abundant vegetation, exotic birds, sculptures and colorful stained-glass windows that filter the tropical light and create a very special atmosphere....

The Hotel Inglaterra in Havana opened its doors in 1856 and is today the oldest Cuba hotel that still stands.

The hotel boasts elaborate wrought-ironwork and exquisite Mudejar style detailing, including arabesque archways and "azulejos" (patterned tile).

A highlight is the sensuous life-size bronze statue of a Spanish dancer - La Sevillana- in the main bar.

The extravagantly decorated lobby features a lobby bar and a restaurant that whisk you off to Morocco with their arabesque archways...

Hotel Tejadillo in old Havana counts with a great location facing the Cathedral Square, just around the corner from the famous Bodeguita del Medio. The hotel Tejadillo also has its very own history as it is formed by 3 houses built back in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Tejadillo hotel is decorated with paintings that show the reigning eclecticism in Havana, with unique pieces of pottery and with travellers that have become copper statues. Its spacious and well-illuminated lobby resembles the...

Hotel Victoria was built in 1928, it was initially called Vedado Hotel.

It’s a charming Victorian-style, neoclassical hotel that focuses on a business clientele yet offers a personal feel.

The hotel has good facilities to hold meetings and conferences, including logistic support and public relations, and the drawing up and printing of documents.

Rooms are elegant, albeit somewhat small, refurbished with 1970's decor, with hardwoods and antique reproductions furnishings.

There is...