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Discover the best Lodges in Ciudad de la Habana Province, Cuba including Casa Vieja 1840, Marisela de Colores, Casa Esther, Casa de Ladys, Casa Acnery, Casa Betel, Casa Katy Y Leo, Villa Sole, Casa particular Casa Nelson, Casa Mar azul.
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1. Casa Vieja 1840
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
In the heart of Old Havana
Reviewed By grubi01The whole hostel is newly renovated. You can watch the photos from the reconstruction process. It is amazing what they accomplished because before it had been a complete ruin. When booking it you must not forget that it is a centre of the old city. If you do not sleep well you will listen to, in the chronological order: - groups of people occupying the curbs and using the WiFi signal (probably the one from the hostel itself) and discussing fiercely the events of the day – up to 12 pm, - drunk tourists returning to their casas – till 3 am, - rooster crowing for the rest of the night (yes there is a rooster taking care of a herd of hens on the balcony opposite the hostel). The breakfast was rather basic Cuban standard: eggs, bread, fruit, pancakes. We missed jam, which we were served everywhere else, a slice of cheese or something similar.
2. Marisela de Colores
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
MARISELA DE COLORES is a rental house in Havana with 4 bedrooms and gourmet breakfast service and meals for guests. The house is named after its owner Marisela and the key feature of its decoration is the tropical hued colors that define each of its 4 rooms. Characterized by its authentic Cuban and professionalism and after 20 years in the practice of this activity, MARISELADECOLORES is a reference to your stay in Havana, for the help we can give you to locate places of cultural and tourist interest.
Warm great hospitality.
Reviewed By CarlStef4We spended 4 nights at Mariselas place and had a most enjoyable staying. Location is great for staying in Vedado, the place is carefully held and Marisella is a most warm, helpful hostess. Nice breakfast, lovely staff - a big hug to Michel who helped us a lot and became our friend. We recommend it truly.
3. Casa Esther
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Havana, Casa Esther is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its quaint environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Casa Esther makes it easy to enjoy the best of Havana. Rooms at Casa Esther provide air conditioning. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Seminario de San Carlos y San Ambrosio (1.5 mi) and Statue of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes (1.7 mi), guests of Casa Esther can easily experience some of Havana's most well known attractions. If you’re looking for a Spanish restaurant, consider a visit to Draquecitos, La Fondita Heredia, or Casa Godo, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Casa Esther. Havana is also known for some great gardens, including Jardin Botanico Nacional, Jardin Madre Teresa de Calcuta, and Quinta de los Molinos, which are not too far from Casa Esther. Casa Esther is sure to make your visit to Havana one worth remembering.
More than disappointed than happy
Reviewed By TomDeBourgogneYou got different feeling in this casa. - first we received a warm and nice welcome - the house is beautiful - the staff is friendly and helpfull - we have been disappointed with the breakfast compare to all the others casa in Cuba - the casa is a little bit noisy (ring bell from the front door pretty often), rooms seperated only with a wooden door - the thing we didn't appreciate is the owner. We had the feeling, all the questions were interested from her. At the end, the questions asked were always to sell a service. If we were not interested, the conversation was over.
4. Casa de Ladys
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
,Ladys`s house offer two comfortables rooms whit private bathroom, in a really family atmosphere, whit the best location in the old Habana, only one street of the Boulevard Obispo, but whitout bustle, in a modern building and first floor. You can plan your trip whit our help for the City and Cuba, and enjoy the best vacations in your life.
Excellent casa located in Old Havana
Reviewed By Richard SI stayed at Casa Ladys for nine days. This casa is in a very good location, close to Central Park and is very close to all the attractions in Old Havana. Ladys and her housekeeper maintain a spotless casa. Security is very good. They are very honest, there is nothing more that I could expect.
5. Casa Acnery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Finding an ideal charming lodge in Havana does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Casa Acnery, a nice option for travelers like you. Nearby landmarks such as Cuba Libro (1.3 mi) and Vedado (1.3 mi) make Casa Acnery a great place to stay when visiting Havana. Guest rooms offer air conditioning. While in Havana be sure to experience local crab favorites at El Cocinero, La Fontana Havana, or Doctor Cafe. Best of all, Casa Acnery makes it easy to experience many great Havana attractions like Interior Ministry/Ministerio del Interior and Ministerio de Informatica y Comunicaciones, which are some popular government buildings. Casa Acnery looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Havana.
Casa Acnery spot on
Reviewed By paultizardStayed here at short notice after travelling around Cuba staying in different casa's, we stopped in Havana for 3 days and was made to feel very welcome by Acnery, speaks good English and delicious coffee, the apartment is modern and very clean, highly recommend staying here when in Havana. On the morning of getting back on the road at 5am Acnary was there at 4.30am making sure we had enough coffee to keep us going and to say our goodbyes, if we are ever in Havana this is the place we will be staying, Thank you Acnery from Paul and Sharon.
6. Casa Betel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Clean room in central Havana and amazing host
Reviewed By inesralmeida1The rooms are super clean and spacious, very good quality/price ratio. It is in short walking distance to the Malecón, Parque Central and Habana Vieja - great location. It has good, cheap restaurants very close by. And the host, Ana, is amazing - we truly felt welcomed and at home. She is very friendly and helpful. And the breakfast was by far one of the best in Cuba.
7. Casa Katy Y Leo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
It is in the center of Old Havana very near the Capitol, Old Square, Central Station of railroads, Boulevard of the Street Bishop, museums of the Historical Helmet of Havana, theaters (Great Theater Garcia Lorca and Theater Marti), cafeterias, restaurants and Hotels and near the Central Park. It consists of balcony, it salts, 2 rooms acclimatized with private bathrooms with hot and cold water.
Ein Paar mit Herz und Seele
Reviewed By Carsten RWohler hätten als bei Katy und Leo in Habana Vieja hätten wir uns nicht fühlen können. Beide sind ein Herz und eine Seele. Die Zimmer haben zwar nur ein Fenster Richtung Küche, aber man fühlt sich bei C&L als Teil der Familie. Die Omletts sind Spitze, die Lage ist perfekt und sicher.
8. Villa Sole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Villa Sole is set in the Miramar district of Havana, 6.2 miles from La Bodeguita del Medio and 6.8 miles from Old Square. All units come with a common terrace, a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, and a private bathroom. A patio with garden views is offered in every unit and Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, Continental and buffet breakfast options are available daily at the bed and breakfast is request. Villa Sole offers a barbecue. Guests can also relax in the garden.
A great intro to Cuba; but be wary of location, language and beds
Reviewed By NeilRBBathI was a little apprehensive about this place despite the good reviews on Trip Advisor as I made several attempts to get in touch with them before we arrived, all to no avail. I found 3 separate email addresses for them, one via the booking site I used, one via Trip Advisor and one via their own website that I discovered. None of them received a reply , despite using Google translate to convert the simple message into what looked like fairly passable Spanish. I tried calling them, but the phone was answered by a Spanish speaker who spoke no English, which is basically representative of the small team who run the house. All I wanted was some reassurance that a) they were fully operational after hurricane Irma and b) we would have no problems accessing the place when we arrived as we were due to get their quite late on a Sunday evening. Eventually I got my sister in South America to call them and, with her perfect Spanish, she established that they were expecting us and would be ready and waiting. That was all it took to relieve a slight anxiety. Knowing what I do now about Cuba, i guess a lack of response to email is less surprising, but in that case, don't provide email addresses which no one responds to. First top tip then is if you don't speak Spanish, make sure you have a basic phrase book with you at least to help you out. Second is note that as well as the address quoted on the website, as well as the street number you really need to give the taxi driver the two streets that they are in between (in their case between Avenidas 5 and 7). Otherwise, in the dark, they can be driving around for a while looking - we had to give the driver the phone number to call them and ask for directions. Once there we found we had a lovely spacious room with lovely looking semi-antique furniture and a similarly spacious, and to some extent antique, bathroom. The one downside to this was that the beautiful looking bed was fairly uncomfortable. The Villa appears to be run by an older lady and two younger women (her daughters perhaps?) who live-in and are always available to help if they can. Their lack of English was the one barrier to this for us, but by and large we got around this with the use of very basic Spanish and a phrasebook and they were only too happy to help arrange a taxi into the centre of Havana for us for example. The location is another one to be wary of. We liked it's location in the quiet and relatively smart Embassy district, but it is quite a way from central and Old Havana. They will arrange a taxi for you which we found to be very reasonable (we never got a cheaper ride in either direction...although he did very nearly break down once), but if you want to have those things on your doorstep, then this is not the place for you. I would also recommend looking up things like restaurants in the area before you go or take a copy of Lonely Planet with you...there are plenty around there, but searching for a decent one in the dark can be a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack without advanced preparation. Breakfast was basic and simple, but very acceptable and included in our B&B rate and served for us in the quiet back garden every morning. They will also sell you bottled water and beers at very fair prices and lent us a corkscrew one evening once we managed to explain what we were after. Lovely people, very safe, friendly environment and, as long as you don't want to be at the heart of things, a very pleasant location.
9. Casa particular Casa Nelson
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Excelente!! Gran estadía.
Reviewed By 158florlHola a todos!!! Si tienen la suerte de poder visitar Cuba, más precisamente La Habana, recomiendo 100% alojarse en lo de Nelson y Sonia. Excelente estadía, gracias a ellos!! super amables, confiables y divertidos!! Sin duda los volvería a elegir. Saludos.
10. Casa Mar azul
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Nice beach and water
Reviewed By Murrell RDont expect lots at hotel. Airconitioning worked well. Mattress was newish. View of ocean from every room. Food was decent. Dogs and cats wonder through hotel. Ample hot water. Television supplied english channels.
