Hotel in the Historical Center operated by the Office of the City Historian.

In 1732, Don Gabriel Beltrán de Santa Cruz contracted the building of a house in the Old Square, to be home to the Counts of Jaruco, but passed away during the early stages of the work. His widow, Doña Antonia Aranda y Avellaneda, daughter of the Governor of the San Salvador de la Punta Fortress, expanded the project requesting that a smaller scale likeness of the main house be built in the courtyard, known henceforth...

The Hostal Valencia, the former house of Governor Sotolongo, was originally built as a lodging in the late XVIII century.

The hotel is a few meters away from both the Arms Square and the San Francisco Square.

There is a flamboyant interior patio of exuberant vegetation that conveys a superb sheltered feeling and is altogether a good spot to rest and refresh oneself with pleasant cocktails.

It has been called the Home of Valencia in Havana in light of its cult of the traditions of the...

Hotel Meson de la Flota is in the Historical Center of Old Havana and is operated by the Office of the City Historian.

Being by nature a port, Havana was always a focal point of marine traffic proceeding from diverse regions.

In the street of Mercaderes (merchants), paces away from the bay and the historical Plaza Vieja (Old Square), the Mesón de la Flota opens its doors to visitors, reclaiming in its image the concept of the inns of yore where sailors that traveled aboard the legendary...

The Tropicoco hotel is a 3 star budget lodging option in eastern Havana beaches.

This All-Inclusive hotel features a Caribbean environment, highlighted by indoor and outdoor gardens, just a few meters from the sea.

It is located in Santa María beach, which is very popular among visitors and cubans because of its white sands and waters and its privileged location, only 20 minutes east of Havana. The sandy sea bottom is colonized by corals and fertile marine life that turn the area into a...

The hotel Quinta Avenida Habana is a 5 star choice for those looking for a comfy and functional Havana hotel.

The hotel stands just a few steps away from the 5th Avenue, in the residential district of Miramar.

The hotel Quinta Avenida Habana has a good looking building and wide surrounding grounds with a handsome swimming pool.

Rooms are large, with nice views of the cute surroundings, a contemporary décor based on lively and warm colors, up to date facilities and big beds.

Due...

Once regarded as the best hotel in town and one of the top ten in Latin America, the hotel Telégrafo was reopened in 2002 after a total restoration that melds its classical elements into an exciting contemporary vogue.

In the inner courtyard the uncovered brickwork of the arches contrasts with
the modern design of the building, highlighting the combination of colonial
and modern elements in its architecture.

This four-star property, which dates back to 1860, is placed in the populous...

With the splendor of the past the hotel Florida is reborn in the Old Havana.

Fit to the American and European comfort it was opened in 1885 and promptly became one of the most famous hotels of the capital city.

The compact building of colonial charm and elegance raises on a lively corner
of Obispo street, just a few meters away from the Arm's Square, surrounded by shops, art galleries and museums.

It is sumptuously furnished, hosting 25 rooms with a tasteful contemporary
interpretation...

It is an eclectic building of the late 1920's erected just one block away from
the Arm's Square, in the very heart of Old Havana's oldest sector.

Besides its privileged location and lively ambience, the hotel takes pride in having hosted Ernest Hemingway, who found it "a good place to write", and thus wrote here (room 511) the first chapters of his novel "For whom
the bell tolls", in the early 1930's.

Not luxury, but a nice hotel, which has 52 rooms, restaurant, roof garden
and a lobby...