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Many celebrities have chosen the Santa Isabel for their days visiting Havana: former US President Jimmy Carter, Jack Nicholson, Sting, Bruce Willis, Danny Rivera and Pedro Almodóvar, just to name a few.
When it was built, this former mansion belonged to the family of the Count of Santovenia. It was turned into a hotel in 1867. After a painstaking restoration, which respected the original characteristics of the building, its doors were again opened in 1997. It has preserved its great crystal chandeliers, the magnificent staircase and the colonial-style furnishings.
The interior decoration includes work by famous Cuban visual artists such as Zaida del Río, Roberto Fabelo and Alberto Lescay. The cool and tranquil inner courtyard is very popular among its guests, and there is hardly anyone who is able to resist having their picture taken beside the fountain in the middle.
Traditional and contemporary
Modern services bring us into the 21st century. Even though it only has three floors, the hotel has elevators. Wi-Fi is available in common areas on a pay-as-you-use basis.
The taste of Havana
El Condado Restaurant, in its Pink and Blue Rooms, offers international cuisine and specialized vegetarian fare. The Santa Isabel Bar is truly enchanting.
Many of our guests like to have their breakfast in the entrance patio or on the outside terrace, a great place for people-watching. There are some well-known restaurants, such as the Café del Oriente, and a number of privately-owned restaurants within easy reach.
A short kilometer away is the celebrated Floridita Bar, famous for its daiquiris and for its connection with American writer Ernest Hemingway.
The standard, junior suite and suite rooms are comfortably large, also decorated in a style evoking days gone by. Wrought iron bedsteads and other colonial-style furniture create a dream-like aura, a little like travelling back to the past.
Plaza Vieja and Plaza de San Francisco de Asís, the Cathedral of Havana, the famous Bodeguita del Medio Restaurant, and more are all within easy reach of the hotel. From the roof terrace, you can see the fortresses that protected Old Havana from pirate marauders: the Morro, the Cabaña, the Punta and the Real Fuerza. Outside the main entrance, the Plaza de Armas is always full of musicians, children and booksellers.
Highlights
- Centrally located, close to the main squares and streets of Havana
- Colonial architecture and decor, exquisitely preserved
- Ideal for vacationing couples
CTN tip
Maybe you can engage some of the older hotel workers in a conversation to hear some anecdotes about those famous guests.
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Hotel Details
- Recommended for
- Historic setting, Honeymoon
- Location
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Baratillo St. number 9 between Obispo and Narciso Lopez Sts, Arm Square. Old Havana, Old Havana, Havana, Cuba
Distance to airport: 25 km - Rooms
- 27
- Hotel chain
- Habaguanex
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Check in time: 4:00 PM
Check out time: 12:00 PM
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