Up till recently, discerning visitors have bemoaned the lack of a really luxurious hotel in Havana. The Saratoga, which opened in November 2005, has rectified the situation. Standing on the western edge of the Historical Centre of the city, its elegant façade overlooks the other nineteenth—century architectural glories of the Prado and Parque Central.

Hotel NH Parque Central is a luxury 5-star hotel within touching distance of the old town. surrounded by numerous famous buildings, such as the Capitolio, The García Lorca Theatre and the Museum of Modern Arts. Inside, the hotel is very welcoming, professional and comfortable and combines the elegance of colonial style with modern services (including the best wi-fi in town). It is strongly favored by repeat business visitors to Havana.

The Nacional is a magnificent hotel, fully deserving the ranking that places it amongst the world´s best. It is Havana´s signature hotel soaked in history which you will tangibly feel as soon as you are ushered into the South-of-Spain inspired lobby with its mosaics, deep leather couches, chandeliers and precious hardwood ceilings.

In a central intersection of Vedado neighborhood, at one side of Havana´s famous waterfront avenue, the Malecón, with a beautiful view of the ocean and the city, rises Hotel Meliá Cohíba, the capital´s preferred five-star business hotel. Architecturally this 22-storey glass and concrete behemoth is often derided as blight on the city skyline.

The Occidental is a large glass-fronted creation opposite the Miramar Trade Center, which while not to everyone´s liking, represents exceptional good value and is largely underrated. Its clientele is remarkably diverse.
The place is refreshingly uncluttered and there is a feeling of space in the lobby.

This plush hotel really is one of the very best in Cuba. It is located opposite the ever expanding Miramar trade center and subsequently has a largely business clientele. While there is a lot of marble there is also slightly more greenery than its twin the Melia Cohiba in Vedado and this adds a pleasant touch.

Unequivocally geared toward the business traveler, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of the Miramar Trade Center and close to several good restaurants—very handy, as food standards here fall short of the nearby Hotel Meliá Habana and far short of those of the much more upscale and appealing Occidental Miramar.

This five-star high-rise hotel is the real class act in town, although its eyebrow-raising, Cubist-inspired post-modernist architecture stops many arrivers dead in their tracks. We actually like it, despite its gaudy blood-red and flamboyant sky-blue paint job framing the towering walls of glass. The vast atrium lobby gleams with marble beneath a soaring plate-glass ceiling.

Hotel Victoria offers comfortable boutique-style hotel lodging in Havana´s Vedado district. The hotel is very close to the Hotel Nacional, Malecón and El Gato Tuerto filin club.
The pool is small and you are probably better off walking down the road to the Nacional if you fancy a few hours working on a tan. Service is good although can be a little over-attentive for some people.

The Habana Libre was the old Havana Hilton which was used as the new Revolutionary Government´s headquarters for the first three months of 1959. It is a busy place with 572 rooms located on one of Havana´s busiest junctions.