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Palacio del Marques de San Felipe

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Ideally located hotel in an 18th century building overlooking a beautiful Old Havana square.

The marvellously located Palacio del Marques de San Felipe hotel lies just off the seafront in the heart of Old Havana, overlooking San Francisco de Asis Square. It’s a lively and beautiful area and you are right in the midst of the action, with al fresco restaurants and live music spilling out from cobbled plazas.

The baroque building dates back to the late 18th century and its exterior has a classically Spanish colonial appearance, much at home within the surrounding architecture. Inside, the décor is more modern and both the facilities and service are considerably above usual Cuban standards; the staff are particularly charming and helpful. We recommend visiting the sixth floor rooftop terrace for spectacular views. 

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What our clients say

  • Best food & service we received in Cuba. Bar/restaurant staff especially high quality. Rooms are a little damp.

    AB, Dollar Apr 2016
  • Very centrally-located and with a welcoming staff. Rooms were well-appointed and large. The breakfast was the best of the trip! My only criticism was that the rooms and bathrooms smelt…

    CW, Bishop's stortford Dec 2016
  • "Splendidly located in the heart of Havana Vieja, a comfortable and well appointed hotel offering good service.  Breakfast was excellent, freshly prepared from a diverse menu, and the mojitos set…

    DM,Nottingham Nov 2014
  • "As we had been warned, the hotels aren't necessarily what one would expect and one doesn't go to Cuba for the food, but overall they were good. We were given…

    AB, Emsworth Jan 2014
  • "We loved this hotel - location was perfect and rooms are world class."

    NC, Reading Jun 2015
  • Nice old building. Variations in quality/ helpfulness of staff. The lady who checked us in both times, wonderful. Other (male) receptionists a bit sullen

    SS, Stoke On Trent Apr 2016
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Alex
Alex Walker - Travel Expert

A globetrotter since her childhood, Alex spent a year studying abroad in Guadalajara and has returned to Latin America countless times since then.

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