Havana   Is a city of vivid contrasts: from exquisite Spanish architecture, narrow cobbled streets and leafy corners, to the dramatic Revolution Square. Locals and visitors alike sit in the warm Caribbean sin enjoying fabulous food, Cuban coffee and mojitos, while world famous Cuban salsa and rumba music drifts through the air and 1950s Chevvies, Pontiacs and Buicks growl past. Endless words have been written to describe Havana, however this city has to be experience to be understood and we strongly recommended a few days here to absorb the atmosphere of this unique city.   Hotel Melia Cohiba   Located alongside the Malecon, right in the heart of Havana City.  Hotel Melia Cohiba is often considered one of the best on the island, a very modern hotel. World Renowned “Havana Café” a must see for all visitors to Havana. Features Open air swimming pool Gym Sauna Restauran...   Hotel Nacional de Cuba   The Hotel Nacional de Cuba has more than seventy years history and still keeps its prestige among those belonging to the Gran Caribe group.  Considered as a CLASSIC FOR DISTINCTION, it was opened on 30th December 1930. In 1992 it went through a general restoration preserving all t...   Palacio O'Farrill   In a very privileged location in the old Havana, a magnificent neoclassic palace is reborn.  It used to be the house of Don Jose Ricardo O’Farrill, the great-grandson of the Irish Don Ricardo O’Farrill and O’Daly, who founded one of the wealthiest families of the nobility in the colonia...   Santa Isabel   Located at the Arms Square, just a few metres from the place where San Cristobal de La Havana village was once founded, the magnificent palace of Santovenia Count became in 1867 the favourite hotel of those ship-fitters, merchants, artists, scientists and illustrious travellers, who upon the...   Hotel Florida   Hotel Florida with its colonial appearance and elegance, built in 1836, was the former residence of renowned families and opulent businessmen.  Hotel Florida opened its doors in 1885 and it turned into one of the capital city’s most well known hotels fitted to American and European comf...   Ambos Mundos   The eclectic Ambos Mundos hotel was built in the late 1920’s and is an intimate and cozy place that stands out because of its history. In the early 1930’s the American writer, Ernest Hemingway, stayed in this hotel for extended periods and it became a cultural hub for writers and intellectu...   Sofitel Seville   The construction of the Hotel Seville began in 1880. The opening of the hotel on 22nd March, 1908 was a gala affair attended by the cream of the Havana society. Located in Old Havana, the exquisite roof garden restaurant provides superb views.  Many famous and infamous peopl...