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Hotel Sevilla

Hotel Sevilla

Splendid old hotel with an illustrious past, with fairly simple rooms but an atmospheric lobby area and large outdoor pool.

The splendid old Hotel Sevilla, dating back to 1908, is in one of Havana’s most famous buildings. Its Moorish façade and Spanish-style architecture hint at the hotel’s glorious heyday when its illustrious guests included movie stars, mafiosos and Graham Greene, author of ‘Our Man in Havana’.

The walls of the grand lobby are covered in nostalgic memorabilia and comfy sofas make it a great place to soak up the atmosphere; the adjacent patio bar has regular live music. The guestrooms however do not exude the same character and are fairly simple.

One of the hotel’s best attributes is the large outdoor pool area – a luxury in Havana. There is also a modern gym and a sauna. Another bonus is the city panorama that unfurls from the 9th floor restaurant.

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What our clients say

  • "The rooftop restaurant at the Sevilla was as good as any other restaurant we visited and had great views. Not only was the food good - but the pianist who…

    HT, Richmond Dec 2013
  • "Rooms a bit outdated but perfectly fine."

    RBR,London Dec 2014
  • “I haven't put excellent thought I would say good to fair because they couldn't really cater at breakfast for the huge numbers (ie queues, waiting then for food and utensils…

    MVR, Devizes Aug 2013
  • "The hotel has a superb location and everyone was very helpful and friendly. The pool was an added bonus after a day sightseeing. It was a shame that the top…

    ZEW, London Jun 2015
  • We also enjoyed the dinner and concert which we attended in the restaurant on the top floor of the Hotel Sevilla. The setting and views were wonderful.”

    MAT, Loughborough Jun 2012
  • The decaying grandeur of the Hotel Sevilla in Havana was just right.  It is definitely the place to stay and I'm grateful to Konrad for insisting on it.  We were…

    DR, Leatherhead Nov 2015
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