Havana is Cuba's vibrant capital city, a place where 1950s American cars cruise past crumbling colonial architecture and revolutionary murals. The city's unique blend of Spanish colonial heritage, Art Deco buildings, and Caribbean culture creates an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the world.
Accommodation overview
Hotels by budget
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Budget-friendly (under $50/night)
Casa Concordia
A welcoming casa particular run by a friendly family offering two clean rooms with private bathrooms. The rooftop terrace is perfect for breakfast and evening drinks. Home-cooked Cuban dinners available on request.
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One of Havana's most charming casas particulares, this Art Deco home has been lovingly preserved since 1932. Stained glass windows, original furniture, and helpful hosts make this a highlight of many visitors' trips.
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A casa particular in an apartment directly on the Malecon, offering incredible seafront views and the unique experience of falling asleep to the sound of waves. Two rooms available with private bathrooms.
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A budget-friendly casa particular right on Havana's most famous pedestrian street in the heart of Old Havana. Simple but clean rooms, friendly hosts, and the best location for exploring Habana Vieja on foot.
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A well-reviewed casa particular in the residential Vedado neighborhood, offering three rooms in a clean 1950s house. Excellent location for Vedado's restaurants and nightlife scene with a quieter residential atmosphere.
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A private room or full apartment rental in the upscale Miramar neighborhood, offering a more spacious and residential experience away from tourist crowds. Good option for longer stays.
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Hotel Sevilla
A historic Moorish-style hotel built in 1908 where Graham Greene set part of 'Our Man in Havana.' The rooftop restaurant offers spectacular views over the city and the Malecon beyond.
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Havana's oldest continuously operating hotel (1875), this Neo-Moorish landmark on Parque Central has a storied history including hosting Spanish-American War correspondents. The terrace bar is a perfect spot for people-watching.
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A renovated 1957 modernist hotel in Vedado once associated with the American mob (mob boss Santos Trafficante owned it). The rooftop pool and bar are popular with travelers and locals for sunset drinks.
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Built by Meyer Lansky in 1957 as the most modern hotel in Latin America, the Riviera retains much of its original Rat Pack-era glamour. Located directly on the Malecon with ocean views from many rooms.
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A renovated 1950s modernist hotel at the junction of Galiano and the Malecon, offering some of the best value Malecon views in Havana. The rooftop pool is a great feature at this price point.
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A solid mid-range option in Vedado close to the Hotel Nacional and the Malecon. Offers clean comfortable rooms, a reliable restaurant, and the convenience of Vedado's restaurants and nightlife on your doorstep.
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An intimate 25-room hotel in an 18th-century colonial mansion near Plaza de Armas, featuring beamed ceilings, marble floors, and a beautiful central courtyard. One of Old Havana's most charming properties.
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A unique Art Nouveau hotel in Havana's historic Jewish quarter, featuring 25 elegantly decorated rooms and the Jardin del Eden restaurant serving traditional Jewish cuisine - a remarkable rarity in Cuba.
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Originally built in 1911, the Telegrafo occupies a prime position on Parque Central. Features 63 rooms with colonial-era architectural details and the Restaurant Telegrafo serving local and international dishes.
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Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana
Cuba's first true five-star luxury hotel, occupying the restored Manzana de Gomez shopping gallery built in 1890. Features 246 contemporary rooms, a rooftop pool with panoramic views, a world-class spa, and three restaurants.
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The iconic grand dame of Cuban hospitality, opened in 1930 and now a National Monument. This Moorish-influenced hotel perched on a cliff overlooking the Malecon has hosted Churchill, Hemingway, and the mob bosses of the 1950s. Features magnificent gardens and a history-filled bar.
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A modern luxury hotel in two buildings overlooking Parque Central, offering reliable WiFi and contemporary amenities in the heart of Old Havana. The rooftop pool offers spectacular city views.
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An elegant boutique hotel in a restored neoclassical building offering stunning views of El Capitolio from its rooftop pool. Features 96 luxurious rooms with high ceilings and colonial furnishings.
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A modern high-rise hotel on the Malecon in Vedado, popular with international business travelers and tourists seeking contemporary amenities. Features a business center, executive floors, and multiple dining options.
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A magnificent boutique hotel in a restored 18th-century colonial palace facing Plaza de Armas. Just 27 rooms surround a gracious courtyard. Jimmy Carter and Jack Nicholson have stayed here. Considered one of the most charming hotels in the Caribbean.
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Hemingway wrote much of 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' in room 511 of this pink colonial hotel on Havana's most lively pedestrian street. The rooftop bar offers one of the best views in Old Havana.
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Choose your base based on your interests and travel style.
City Center
The heart of Havana with easy access to main attractions, restaurants, and transportation.
Best for: First-time visitors, short stays
Old Town
Traditional architecture and local character. Walking distance to historical sites and authentic dining.
Best for: Culture enthusiasts, photographers
Our top picks
Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.
Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana
Cuba's first true five-star luxury hotel, occupying the restored Manzana de Gomez shopping gallery built in 1890. Features 246 contemporary rooms, a rooftop pool with panoramic views, a world-class spa, and three restaurants.
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The iconic grand dame of Cuban hospitality, opened in 1930 and now a National Monument. This Moorish-influenced hotel perched on a cliff overlooking the Malecon has hosted Churchill, Hemingway, and the mob bosses of the 1950s. Features magnificent gardens and a history-filled bar.
Check rates on Booking.comIberostar Parque Central
A modern luxury hotel in two buildings overlooking Parque Central, offering reliable WiFi and contemporary amenities in the heart of Old Havana. The rooftop pool offers spectacular city views.
Check rates on Booking.comHotel Saratoga
An elegant boutique hotel in a restored neoclassical building offering stunning views of El Capitolio from its rooftop pool. Features 96 luxurious rooms with high ceilings and colonial furnishings.
Check rates on Booking.comMelia Cohiba
A modern high-rise hotel on the Malecon in Vedado, popular with international business travelers and tourists seeking contemporary amenities. Features a business center, executive floors, and multiple dining options.
Check rates on Booking.comHotel Habaguanex Santa Isabel
A magnificent boutique hotel in a restored 18th-century colonial palace facing Plaza de Armas. Just 27 rooms surround a gracious courtyard. Jimmy Carter and Jack Nicholson have stayed here. Considered one of the most charming hotels in the Caribbean.
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Book 2-4 weeks in advance for better rates and availability, especially during peak tourist season.
Check multiple booking platforms — direct hotel bookings sometimes offer better rates or perks.
Read recent reviews carefully — conditions can change. Pay attention to comments about cleanliness and Wi-Fi.
Confirm your booking directly with the hotel before arrival, especially for smaller properties.
Ask about airport transfers — many hotels offer pickup services that can save hassle on arrival.
Alternative accommodations
Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.
Guesthouses
Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.
Serviced apartments
Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.
Hostels
Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.