Hotel La Union Located at Cienfuegos

The 4-star la Union Hotel, located in the heart of the city of Cienfuegos, combines the charm of its neoclassical architectural structure with its wonderful modern facilities and excellent service. The property houses 49 comfortable air-conditioned rooms equipped with satellite TV, radio, international telephone service, bathroom with hairdryer, in-room safe and mini-bar.

Hotel Nacional de Cuba Located at Havana

Hotel Nacional de Cuba, inaugurated on December 30, 1930, is the flagship of Cuban hotels. Its luxury, distinction and world class services remain intact after six decades as leader of the Cuban hospitality industry. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, the hotel has a privileged location alongside the Malecon ocean drive, offering a one of the best views of the city. The property houses 442 comfortable rooms, a Presidential Suite and an Executive Floor, which offers special facilities to businesspeople such as spacious meeting rooms equipped with cutting edge equipment. Especially recommended for the historic, honeymoon and business segments of the market!

Hotel Santa Isabel Located at Havana

The charming Santa Isabel Hotel stands in Plaza de Armas, the first public in Old Havana. This property houses twenty-seven 27 spacious 19th century vintage rooms, stylishly decorated and equipped with all the modern facilities and comforts that distinguish this facility, such as its elegant restaurant, spectacular courtyard and a magnificent terrace which offers a stunning view of the harbor and of neighboring colonial edifices.

Hotel Telégrafo Located at Havana

The Telegrafo hotel, erected in 1860, is located in the intersection of Prado and Neptuno, two of the busiest streets in the city. Its stunning decor and relaxed atmosphere is a standing invitation for guests to return. The property houses 63 comfortable rooms that offer privileged view of the city, a central courtyard comprised by imposing brick arcs and fountains, and the elegant “El Telegrafo” restaurant, which specializes in Cuban haute and international cuisine. This marvelous combination of old and new will make your stay a unique experience.

Hotel Ambos Mundos Located at Havana

The Ambos Mundos hotel was built towards the end of the 1920´s. The famous Nobel Prize laureate and American writer, Ernest Hemingway, was a regular patron of this hospitable hotel, where he wrote the first chapters of his famous novel “For Whom the Bells Toll”. Besides the elegant Plaza the Arms restaurant, which as a tribute to this author serves his favorite dishes, guests can also savor an exquisite paella at its Roof Garden , as they enjoy one of the best views of Old Havana. The property is conveniently located in the heart of the historical center of the city and houses 52 comfortable rooms, which makes it a favorite among sightseers.

Hotel Inglaterra Located at Havana

The possibility of exploring Old Havana is still another of the many attractions of this property, the oldest hotel in Cuba and one of the most beautiful in the city. Its neoclassical façade presents and interesting contrast with its interior, artfully decorated with colonial furniture, stained glass windows, colorful ceramic tiles, coats of arms and a magnificently painted ceiling. This 4-star property houses 83 comfortable rooms, the famous La Parrillada restaurant, a bar-cafeteria and a grill restaurant of the last floor which offers a stunning view of the city. The hotel is located in the heart of Old Havana, near the El Prado promenade and the Grand Theatre of Havana, an ideal starting point for discovering the many charms of Havana.

Hotel Conde de Villanueva Located at Havana

Conceived with cigar-lovers in mind, this tastefully restored 18th-century mansion has a rustic colonial charm and intimate feel to it that makes it just as ideal for sightseers and couples seeking a relaxed, quiet atmosphere.
The hotel's prime location - quite literally the heart of the Old Town - is somehow spared what some might consider attendant drawbacks, such as hectic traffic or noisy thoroughfares: opposite a small, shaded park, on narrow and cobbled streets that are pedestrian-only, the property is pleasantly situated in an airy and soothing context.

Hotel Florida Located at Havana

This charming colonial structure currently is the Florida hotel, famous for its mythical gardens and stunning architectural beauty. Conveniently located in Old Havana on the corner of busy Obispo Street, and a few meters away from Plaza de Armas square, the hotel is surrounded by shops, art galleries and attractive museums, which provide a wonderful magical atmosphere. The property, which houses 25 elegantly decorated rooms, is famous for its personalized service and invites guests to discover the marvels of the past from the present.

Hotel Palacio San Miguel Located at Havana

The Palacio San Miguel Hotel stands near Havana Bay. This elegant colonial edifice stands out for the spaciousness and elegant décor of its ten rooms. Its grand salon is ideal for hosting receptions and other activities. The property also has an attractive lobby-bar and a marvelous terrace that offers a dazzling view of El Morro, La Cabaña and La Punta fortresses, a sight that all visitors must contemplate.

Hotel Beltrán de Santa Cruz Located at Havana

This elegant 18th Century building is located close to the Plaza Vieja square, where new and old elements combine, highlighting its original and attractive design. Prominent visiting dignitaries and guests have been accommodated in its premises, including eminent scientists and three princes. The property houses 11 comfortable rooms and is renowned for its excellent service, intent on ensuring the total relaxation and enjoyment of its guests.

Hotel El Comendador Located at Havana

The Comendador Hostel stands out for the intimacy and silence of its open spaces. Ideal for retreat and meditation! This construction is one of the most ancient Mudejar houses in the city and is accessed through an entrance situated in a corner of the building. Its privileged location near the Plaza Vieja and San Francisco de Asis squares permits the circulation of the cool sea breeze that blows from the waterfront, which can be seen from the balconies of its 14 comfortable rooms. The hotel also houses a rustic Spanish tavern called ” Onda” that serves delicious “tapas” (bar snacks) and exquisite wines.

Hotel Los Frailes Located at Havana

A few steps away from the Convento de San Francisco de Asis and the charming Plaza Vieja square stands the Los Frailes hotel, especially recommended for guests who prefer silence and relaxation during the long afternoons in the old part of the city. The property houses 22 superbly decorated rooms and a lobby-bar adorned with religious works of arts and stained glass windows, including two life-size copper statutes of monks and other spiritual motifs. In the center the peaceful courtyard is a beautiful moss covered fountain and an old water well which date back to colonial times. The hotel is especially recommended for guests who prefer contemplation and meditation, where they will be transported through time to an imaginary medieval Benedictine Abbey.

Hotel El Mesón de la Flota Located at Havana

Located on Calle Mercaderes and only a short walk away from the Plaza Vieja square, the Meson de la Flota opens its doors to visitors, evocating the old mercantile and seafaring tradition of the city which has withstood the pass of time. The property houses 5 comfortable rooms and a Spanish tavern restaurant which serves delicious bar snacks and mellowed wines. The facility has been decorated with nautical motifs, including scaled models of old ships, which blend in perfectly with the energy and grace of a flamenco bar and the perspective of an exiting evening in the old city.

Hotel Del Tejadillo Located at Havana

Behind the majestic porticos of the Hotel del Tejadillo in Old Havana stands an authentic colonial hostel, ornately decorated with original Cuban paintings, unique ceramic pieces and copper statues inspired by the travelers from days of yore. The property houses 32 magnificent rooms and a luminous lobby, typical of the stately mansions which abounded in Havana during the 18th and 19th centuries. The Catedral salon, named after the neighboring cathedral and square, renders a captivating atmosphere, ideal for an early morning breakfast.