Description

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The Inglaterra Hotel, founded in 1875 and considered one of the oldest tourist establishments in Cuba, used to be a favorite place for gatherings. The building, located in Old Havana, features a neoclassical style with elements such tiles and railings which were especially brought from Seville, Spain and which give the hotel a touch of originality. Declared a National Monument due to its historic values, the hotel's location - near Paseo del Prado (Prado Promenade) and the Grand Theater of Havana, the venue of the National Ballet of Cuba - turns the establishment into a cultural center par excellence. It is 20 kilometers away from José Martí International Airport.

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Rooms Facilities

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110 V / 60 Hz Power	Minibar
Air conditioning	Radio
Bathroom	Safety deposit box
Cable TV	Telephone
Hair dryer

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Hotel Facilities

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Art gallery	Internet access
Baby sitter	Medical services
Bar	Money exchange
Boutique / Shop	Parking
Cafeteria	Restaurant
Car rental	Room service
Convention hall	Snack bar
Entertainment program	Taxis
Fax or e-mail services	Tourism bureau
Grill

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