Hotel Saratoga, a relatively new addition to Old Havana’s hotel scene, is a stylish and luxurious establishment, which combines charming early 19th century elements with an inventive and tasteful modern décor and excellent facilities.

Situated in Trinidad, a small but impressive 16th century town and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the 5-star Iberostar Grand Hotel Trinidad de Cuba guarantees couples and adults an extraordinary stay. The hotel with 40 rooms offers a luxurious and elegant atmosphere complemented by a wide range of facilities. Thanks to the fantastic location you will find it easy to get in touch with the local culture, cuisine and people.
For adults only (guests aged 15 and over)

A privileged location and lively scene make this history-rich establishment one of the better options in Old Havana.

Old Havana’s flagship hotel, this restored eighteenth century mansion offers refinement, Old World charm and an unsurpassed location in the colonial heart of Old Havana.

Palacio del Marqués de San Felipe y Santiago de Bejucal is a 5-star hotel boasting an elegant yet minimalistic interior that blends perfectly with the baroque style of its façade. The hotel is centrally located on San Francisco de Asis Square, within just a few steps from shops, fabulous restaurants and exciting nightlife.

Enjoying a location as privileged as its guest-list, this restored, distinguished 427-room hotel is a confluence of class, comfort and history, a window to the life of the city, both present and past.

Small and welcoming, this boutique-styled hotel, once the mansion of a wealthy man of letters, is enviably located at the doorsteps of Havana’s Old Town, with a spectacular view of the city’s harbour and colonial relics.

Located in the heart of Vedado, the hotel is surrounded by the hustle and bustle of one of Havana's liveliest neighborhoods. Most rooms offer stunning views of the city.

Hostal Camino de Hierro (Iron Road) opened on August 13, 2011, stands in the former Plaza de La Soledad, today Plaza de El Gallo, been one of the most frequented by foreigners and locals in this sector Camagüeyano, declared Cultural Patrimony of Humanity. It is a building that although no documents have been found with the date of its construction, it is stated that the ground floor dates from the eighteenth century and the second floor belongs to the nineteenth century.

Boutique Hotel next to Sancti Spiritus' Iglesia Mayor. The house used to be the residence of the renowned doctor Don Rudesindo García Rijo, after whom the hotel is named.