Hostal Valencia is one of the first buildings in Old Havana to have been restored and turned into a guesthouse by the Office of the City Historian.

Also known as “The house of Valencia in Havana” due to its cult of the Valentian traditions and specifically to its paellas, awarded in national and international contests, it was originally the mansion of Governor Sotolongo and dates from the...

Hotel Mesón de la Flota has the looks of a Spanish Tavern, or better, of the inns of yore where sailors that traveled aboard the legendary Galleons Fleet gathered during their stays in the port of Havana.

Being so close to Havana’s harbor, one of the most important of the Americas in the 18th and 19th century, there’s a big chance that ship’s crews stayed here or in similar inns in this...

Hotel Caribbean is located on the Paseo del Prado, very near to Havana’s Historical Center and within walking distance to most attractions.

It is a basic hotel featuring simple rooms which are mostly interior (no windows or views in many of them) and the ones that do have windows are kind of noisy, since the glass windows offer poor isolation, and Paseo del Prado is a truly busy...