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This question is always there when someone wants to stay in Havana and why shouldn?t you ask at the end of the day it is your money and your holiday what is at stake. I am going to leave you with some good recommendations on the best Havana Hotels.

In this article I am going to focus on the hotels located in the Old Town area or Havana Vieja which is the way everybody in Havana knows it. One thing that makes the hotels in this part of Havana different from the rest is the fact that very few of them were originally built to be hotels. Each of them has a very unique architecture style and some of them date back 200 years ago.

One of my favourite hotels in Havana has to be Santa Isabel Hotel located in the very place where Havana was founded almost 500 years ago. It is very cozy and intimate as it house only 27 rooms of which 4 are Junior Suites with beautiful terraces over looking Plaza de Armas.

My next favorite hotel has to be Saratoga Palace. The Hotel Saratoga is a very elegant, eclectic styled building. It is located right in front of the Capitol building in one of the most popular promenades of Havana, Paseo del Prado.

Parque Central Hotel also in the Old Town shares the top range of the tourist market together with Saratoga Hotel. Its fa?ade is not an architectural jewel but its beautiful lobby has been decorated following the colonial style guidelines. It also has a roof top swimming pool with fantastic views of the old town.

If you are looking for something cheaper but still you want to have a bit of comfort in your accommodation the why not try one of the 3 star hotels in the Old Town Such as Comendador, Beltran de Santa Cruz, Hostal Valencia or Park View Hotel.

I am going to leave now hoping to help you make up your mind and decide which hotel is better for you. You can find detailed information at www.quest2cuba.co.uk

Visit www.quest2cuba.co.uk for further information on the best Havana hotels.

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