Location / Description Enjoying the most privileged position in Havana’s Plaza de Armas colonial square in the very centre of Old Havana, the Santa Isabel was originally the palace of the Count of Santovenia and became Havana’s most elegant hotel in 1867. Home to many famous visitors over the years, the property retains its original elegance and splendour as well as offering guests wonderful views from its terrace, including Havana’s imposing fortresses over the water and the towering statue of Christ overlooking the city from across the bay.

Rooms The 17 luxury rooms enjoy air conditioning, private bathroom, satellite TV, telephone, safe box, mini bar option, balcony terrace and room service. Ten suites are also available for a small supplement offering an additional living area.

Local activities colonial sightseeing.

General facilities shops.

Wining & dining a la carte restaurant(s), cafe(s) and bar(s) (2 bars).