I visited Habana with agroup of friends aand stayed in the Sevilla for 11 nights Great central location, could easily walk around old Habana from this hotel, 5 minutes from the Capital building, and 15 from the open market by the Harbour. Food in the hotel was a bit basic, breakfast a bit repetative, but saved by girl making omletes... more

We stayed as a party of 12 and our colective and individual experiences was very complimentary. Although room sizes varied and in our room we had no real outlook, it was clean, great sized bed and air conditioning that worked exceptionally well with a working fridge and safe. The bathroom was fine despite the shower fittings being old and unable... more

I had room 107 which was possibly the worse room in the hotel - window faced a brick wall and even at mid-day had to have the light on. My friends had very much better rooms facing the road but were double-glazed so little noise.All very good size rooms. The room was run-down and depressing, the sink (which had no... more

Cuba - or at least Habana Centro/Vieja - is not comaparable with other more developed destinations. This hotel is well placed for walkabout tourism daytime - and I booked a 1:1 guide through the excellent San Christobal agency but the streetlights don't work at night even on the Paseo Marti (the main road outside the hotel) so I ended up... more

We spent a couple nights at the Mecure Sevilla when we were in Havanna at teh end of our trip and it was amazing for a hotel in Cuba. You are right downtown with all of the nightlife and resturants and a short walk to the older part of Havanna. I would highly recommend this hotel for business or pleasure. more

I had been recommended this hotel by my parents who stayed a couple of years ago. The location is fantastic. You are a 5 minute walk max from Parque Central, the Capitolio, Gran Teatro and museum of the Revolution and within a 10 min walk you are in the Haban Vieja (Old Town). This is therefore a great place to... more

We went to this hotel twice for a total of four nights on a tour called "Crumbling Colonial Spendor" and that was an apt description of this hotel. Apart from the lobby and pool areas the whole place had a very run down appearance and feeling, and it must have been decades since it saw any new paint. Both the... more

I have been to Habana many times and to the Sevilla 10 times in total. Quality of Cuban hotels is not very good in general. If you look for a recent standardized hotel close to beaches...don't go to the Sevilla. If you want a firendly hotel in the center of Havana, close to all teh monuments, museums, night life, Cuban... more

As we stayed in the Raquel before the Sevilla, I find it hard to give this hotel more that a 3 rating, with one exception. The music in the courtyard was excellent! Different bands throughout the evening, some of a very high standard. Made the day after touring Havana to have a cocktail and listen to some good bands. Otherwise,... more