Hotel Plaza 
Room & Breakfast
A luxury location, reserved exclusively for the most privileged, is the setting of the Hotel Plaza, a symbol of Havana with the sober elegance of a classic.
Inaugurated on December 29, 1909, the Hotel Plaza is considered a gem of the Cuban hotel industry and especially of Havana.
Constructed in a triangular shape, its magnificent neoclassical façade stands out in its city surroundings.
Good taste rules at the Plaza which features a beautiful colonial patio, a picturesque fountain from the same period, abundant vegetation, exotic birds, sculptures and colorful stained-glass windows which filter the tropical light and create a very special atmosphere.
The Plaza retains all the glamour of the turn of the century in its comfortable rooms and lounges.
Especially recommended for the quality of their services and personalized attention are the Real Plaza and Los Portales restaurants, the attractive lobby bar-café, and the splendid Fausto terrace bar on the top floor, featuring unique views of the city.
The Plaza offers a luxury setting. At the gates of the oldest part of the city; Habana Vieja, on the corner of the Parque Central and close to Paseo del Prado, the Gran Teatro de la Habana and famous restaurants such as the Floridita and La Bodeguita del Medio.
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Hotel Plaza
Location & Map
On walking distance of all must sees in Old Havana. A few minutes from El Capitolio
Address
Ignacio Agramonte #167
Habana Vieja
Cuba
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