The Hotel Nacional de Cuba is probably the most famous of Havana hotels and stands atop a small cliff, with spectacular views of the ocean and Havana. This 442 rooms and eight story hotel has been declared World Heritage by UNESCO and is a Cuban National Monument.

Placed in a centric junction of the Vedado neighborhood, this "grande dame" hotel was designed by the same architects (Mckim, Mead & White) who designed The Breakers hotel in Palm Beach, which it closely resembles.

The hotel is...

The Palacio O’Farril is an atmospheric hotel well located within Old Havana with 38 rooms and a cozy inner courtyard with a very old well, an underground original “aljibe” (a cistern, a reservoir of water) and a magnificent skylight on top of it enabling the use of this area, which is the core of the mansion, even during the rainy days.

The Hotel Palacio O’Farril used to be the house of Don José Ricardo O`Farrill, the great-grandson of the Irish Don Ricardo O’Farrill and O’Daly, who founded one...

Very close to the Old and the St. Francis of Assisi’s Squares, the elegant Raquel hotel captivates with its harmonious Art Nouveau style. The beauty and sensuality of this romantic ambiance coexist with other expressive eclectic elements in its architecture.

Its biblical name and some of its spaces evoke the Hebrew culture. The building was built in 1905 and conceived for offices, a warehouse and a fabric store.

In 1908, it expanded to have its present-day look. It consists of 25 rooms, which...

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...

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...

Right on one corner of the Port Avenue, the Armadores de Santander hotel erects magnificently. Its architectural motifs and decoration evoke the beautiful and maritime Spanish region of Santander.

It comprises three adjoining buildings and has 39 capacious rooms, including
three duplexes, a junior suite, and a thoroughly contemporary suite -perhaps
the finest room in Havana- with a whirlpool tub in the center of the mezzanine bedroom with a four-poster bed.

All rooms feature lush hardwoods,...

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...

The Hotel Marques de Prado Ameno is a colonial mansion built in the first decade of the 18th century, has 19 rooms, three suites and 13 standard rooms.

Properly located, just few meters from Obispo Street, the main artery of the Old Havana, very close to both Cathedral Square and Arm’ s Square, the large house resembles the typical Cuban aristocratic house of the beginning of the XVIII century.

Behind the massive doors, a large lobby and a central courtyard invite you to discover the history...