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Hotel Inglaterra
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Hotel Inglaterra

Visit Hotel Inglaterra in central Havana for its historic architecture, vintage sign, cocktails with live music and rooftop drinks and tacos.

Hotel Inglaterra is a historic hotel beside Parque Central in central Havana, close to the Gran Teatro and Paseo del Prado. Its ornate architecture and vintage sign make it a rewarding stop for a look around or a photo. You can also visit the bar for cocktails and live music, or head to the rooftop for drinks and tacos. The hotel’s central setting comes with a trade-off: nearby cafés can bring late-night noise, so light sleepers may prefer to visit for a drink rather than book a room.

A landmark beside Parque Central

Hotel Inglaterra
Hotel Inglaterra

Hotel Inglaterra stands beside Parque Central, with the Gran Teatro and Paseo del Prado nearby. Its central location makes it easy to include when exploring this part of Havana on foot.

The hotel is recognized as a national monument and is described as one of Havana’s oldest. The building’s architecture gives it a distinct place among the city’s historic hotels. Its large sign is also a popular subject for photographs.

Details inside the hotel

Hotel Inglaterra
Hotel Inglaterra

Look for stained-glass windows, mosaics, Spanish heraldic symbols and intricately worked ceilings. Together, these details give the interiors an ornate, historic character. A British flag flies from the top of the building, and a London Underground-style sign on nearby San Rafael street adds another visual detail to notice.

The bar and rooftop

The hotel bar is a place to settle in for a cocktail, with live music often adding to the evening atmosphere. The rooftop serves drinks and tacos. Bring cash there, as card payment may not be available.

The mojito is one drink associated with the bar. If you are choosing between a quick drink and a longer stop, the rooftop gives you a chance to pair a drink with food.

Staying overnight

The hotel’s central position is convenient for reaching nearby sights, but rooms and service are not the only factors to consider. Noise from nearby cafés can carry into the night, which may be a concern if you are a light sleeper.

Minibar charges have caused confusion for some guests. Ask reception to confirm the minibar contents and charges when you arrive, and check your bill before leaving. Payment arrangements have also been a source of uncertainty, so confirm accepted payment methods directly with the hotel before your stay.

FAQ

Where is Hotel Inglaterra in Havana?

It is beside Parque Central in central Havana, near the Gran Teatro and Paseo del Prado.

Can you visit Hotel Inglaterra without staying there?

The bar and rooftop are places to stop for drinks, and the building is also a popular spot for photographs.

What can you order at Hotel Inglaterra?

The bar serves cocktails, including mojitos. The rooftop serves drinks and tacos.

Is the rooftop cash only?

Cash may be required at the rooftop, so bring some with you.

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