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All reviewsoverlooking the squareplaza de armasold townlong balconystained glassexcellent locationfrench doorsother hotelsstandard roomfirst floorrocking chairsperfect hotelhot waterbreakfast is servedwatch the worldpeople watchingbars and restaurants
We know not to expect great food in Havana, but this hotel as you do in The city it was B&B, but we were very surprised to be charged for the coffee in the room, yes the mini bar, BUT COFFEE, we complained but in...More
Writing this review from the train station in Toledo. We booked two rooms in the hotel. Mine was second floor and my sisters ground floor. The rooms are cozy and have everything you need but we were both absolutely freezing. The noise was crazy. I’m...More
This has to be the best situated hotel in Havana. Its right in the heart of the old town and walking distance from some lovely bars and restaurants (also some poor ones so choose wisely!). Its also within walking distance of a lot of the...More
Fantastic location i the midst of Old Havana and on one of the main squares. Hotel has a very grand and beautiful architecture, staff was also very polite and helpful. But don't expect a very comfortable stay as the rooms were old, the windows don't...More
Having read other trip advisor reviews we were pleasantly surprised. The staff in the hotel were charming and helpful and breakfast good, very similar to other hotels in Cuba. The only thing that was strange was the honey pot, there was only one and the...More
Most places only accept cash , CUC and the Cuban peso .The cuban peso you will probaly get in your change , the CUC from banks ,currency exchange shops and ATM's . I have changed British pounds (sterling)at the hotel santa... More
Most places only accept cash , CUC and the Cuban peso .The cuban peso you will probaly get in your change , the CUC from banks ,currency exchange shops and ATM's . I have changed British pounds (sterling)at the hotel santa isabel but you can get a better exchange rate elsewhere . For the tobacco growing (cigars ) we arranged a guide in vianales area through our casa who walked with us into the very muddy valley where the best tobacco is grown . It would be impossible to do this in town shoes , walking boots are required . If you want to buy a cigar or two on the farms is your best bet . Cheaper then the goverment branded ones and the finest taste ....enjoy .
Response from Wilmaasdad | Reviewed this property |
Our safe didn't work and wifi is patchy so unless you desperately need it leave it behind. Wifi cards are the same all over Cuba but much more expensive in the hotel.
The hotel staff are very amenable so probably not a... More
Our safe didn't work and wifi is patchy so unless you desperately need it leave it behind. Wifi cards are the same all over Cuba but much more expensive in the hotel.
The hotel staff are very amenable so probably not a problem.
Changing money at the airport resulted in a long wait and 20 CUC notes as I was refused smaller denomination except for a handful of tiny copper coins; could be a problem if you need to tip a taxi driver. If you go to the bank go early.
Can't answer for the suite as our room was at the back.
