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Hotel Saratoga , Old Havana, Havana, Cuba
Saratoga Hotel
Hotel Saratoga
Prado Suite At Hotel Saratoga
Hotel Saratoga Suite Prado
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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. The interiors, designed by European consultants, are simple, spacious, elegant and exceedingly comfortable.

We particularly recommend the seventh floor ‘Saratoga’ rooms overlooking the street, which have inviting window seats upon which one is terribly tempted to recline for hour upon relaxing hour, reading or watching Havana’s street life from the air conditioned quiet in the hotel – mercifully the designers thought to double glaze the windows, so the usual Havana cacophony does not prevail.

The pool, gym and bar on the roof are also oases of calm and have wonderful views over the city and the sentinel angels on the roof of the Gran Teatro de La Habana.

All the rooms have up-to-the-minute technology, the mudéjar-style restaurant is very attractive and the central courtyard has been glazed over and air conditioned so that neither extremes of heat nor Cuba’s occasional torrential downpours need interrupt guests’ enjoyment of their mojitos.

Excellently located for evenings at the opera and ballet, drinks and dinner at the Floridita and exploration of Old Havana, the Saratoga definitely has the Cubaism seal of approval and might win our Hotel of the Year Award if its service continues to develop along its present excellent lines.

It is run by the Office of the City Historian of Havana, so much of its profits are reinvested in the restoration of the city’s historical centre.

Christmas and New Year's Eve At The Hotel.
© 2010 Nigel Hunt

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 Air conditioning
 Bar
 Busy street
 Car rental desk
 Conference halls & rooms
 Disabled facilities
 Elevators / lifts
 Gym / fitness centre
 Hotel was recently renovated
 International cuisine
 Internet by Ethernet cable to your laptop
 Internet on hotel's PCs
 Laundry & Ironing Service
 Malecon max 5min walk
 Mastercard & Visa (not USA bank issued) accepted
 Nightclub nearby
 Old building restored
 Parking
 Poolside snack bar
 Post office
 Reception staff speak Spanish, English, French, German, Italian
 Restaurant
 Safety - hotel built of fire-proof materials
 Safety - smoke detectors, fire alarms, strobes, extinguishers, sprinklers
 Safety - uniformed security personnel 24hrs
 Shoe cleaning
 Shops max 2min walk
 Swimming pool
 Taxis desk
 Telephone - National & international calls
 Terrace
 Tours & tourist information desk
 TV room/bar (international channels/videos)
 Voltage 110/120
Details of Junior Suite Saratoga room
‘Saratoga Modern’ rooms, on the first and second floors, have brightly coloured upholstery and attic-type windows with long window seats beside them – these are our favourite standard rooms at the hotel. ‘Saratoga Colonial’ rooms have mosaic floors, carved wooden beds, large French windows and some have attractive iron balconies. All Saratoga Rooms have either king-size or twin beds. Saratoga Rooms on floors 5 and 6 are for smokers; all the others are non-smoking. All Saratoga rooms have a good view of the Parque de la Fraternidad and Dragones Street and from many of them one can also see the Capitolio Nacional. Ten of them connect with other rooms in the hotel through a double internal door.
© 2010 Nigel Hunt
 110 Volt Outlet
 Air Conditioning
 Baby's Cot (on request)
 Balcony (subject to availability)
 Bathroom (ensuite)
 Disabled facilities
 Double Beds
 Hair-dryer
 Hot & Cold Water
 In-room Safe
 Internet by Ethernet cable to your laptop
 Kingsize Beds
 Minibar
 Room service
 Satellite TV
 Telephone
 Twin Beds
Details of Deluxe Patio room
40 rooms distributed over 7 floors. The decorative style is dictated by the floor the room is on; either modern (informal) or colonial (having a certain formality). The modern style rooms are on the first and second floors; they have cream-coloured marble floors and brightly coloured upholstery. The rest of the Patio Rooms are decorated in colonial style with mosaic floors and carved wooden beds. 31 of the rooms have king-size beds (203cm x 195cm), 7 have queen-size beds (203cm x 151cm, room numbers 103, 203, 303, 403, 503, 603 and 703) and 2 - room numbers 102 and 202 – have twin beds (202cm x 134cm) - these two rooms are designed for disabled access. All Patio rooms face inwards into the building’s courtyard. Those on floors 5 and 6 are for smokers; all the others are non-smoking.
© 2010 Nigel Hunt
 110 Volt Outlet
 Air Conditioning
 Baby's Cot (on request)
 Balcony (subject to availability)
 Bathroom (ensuite)
 Double Beds
 Hair-dryer
 Hot & Cold Water
 In-room Safe
 Internet by Ethernet cable to your laptop
 Kingsize Beds
 Minibar
 Room service
 Satellite TV
 Telephone
 Twin Beds
Details of Suite Habana room
The two Havana Suites are located on the first and third floors of the hotel and measure 100 square metres. They are decorated in colonial style but also have a number of modern decorative elements. Maximum occupation is 2 adults and 2 children: 2 extra single beds may be placed in the sitting room upon request. There are no Havana Suites for smokers. Both Havana Suites have king-size beds and overlook Dragones Street, the Capitolio Nacional and Parque de la Fraternidad. They have high ceilings, a sitting room with adjoining guest bathroom and a bedroom with adjoining principal bathroom. The sitting room has a running balcony with four soundproof doors and the bedroom has a separate running balcony with 3 soundproof doors.
© 2010 Nigel Hunt
 110 Volt Outlet
 Air Conditioning
 Baby's Cot (on request)
 Balcony (subject to availability)
 Bathroom (ensuite)
 Disabled facilities
 Hair-dryer
 Hot & Cold Water
 In-room Safe
 Internet by Ethernet cable to your laptop
 Kingsize Beds
 Minibar
 Room service
 Satellite TV
 Telephone
Details of Suite Capitolio room
The two Capitolio Suites are located on the fifth and sixth floors of the hotel and measure 60 square metres; both are decorated in colonial style. Maximum occupation is 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. They have inviting sofa-beds (177cm x 135cm) located in their sitting rooms upon which 1 adult and 2 children may sleep very comfortably. These suites may be used by smokers, both have king-size beds and both (Rooms 512 and 612) overlook the Capitolio Nacional and Parque de la Fraternidad. They have high ceilings, marble floors, a sitting room, a guest bathroom and a bedroom with adjoining principal bathroom. Both the sitting rooms and the bedrooms have tall French windows and the principal bathrooms have attractive baths with lion’s-paw feet.
© 2010 Nigel Hunt
 110 Volt Outlet
 Air Conditioning
 Baby's Cot (on request)
 Balcony (subject to availability)
 Bathroom (ensuite)
 Hair-dryer
 Hot & Cold Water
 In-room Safe
 Internet by Ethernet cable to your laptop
 Kingsize Beds
 Minibar
 Room service
 Satellite TV
 Telephone
Details of Suite Prado room
All three Prado Suites are located on the third floor and measure 75 square metres. They are decorated in colonial style and may be occupied by 2 adults and 3 children or 3 adults and 1 child. There are no Prado Suites for smokers. Prado Suite Number 315 overlooks Dragones Street and the Capitolio Nacional, Prado Suite Numbers 305 and 307 overlook the Capitolio Nacional and Parque de la Fraternidad. Prado Suites are duplex rooms with an internal staircase to an upper floor which contains the main sleeping accommodation, and a principal bathroom. Prado Suites have marble floors and high ceilings and their sitting rooms have balconies and a small adjoining guest bathroom.
© 2010 Nigel Hunt
 110 Volt Outlet
 Air Conditioning
 Baby's Cot (on request)
 Balcony (subject to availability)
 Bathroom (ensuite)
 Disabled facilities
 Hair-dryer
 Hot & Cold Water
 In-room Safe
 Internet by Ethernet cable to your laptop
 Kingsize Beds
 Minibar
 Room service
 Satellite TV
 Telephone
Guide to Old Havana
The heart and soul of Havana is the old town Habana Vieja, declared a Heritage of Mankind Site in 1982 by UNESCO. It was keen to preserve the beauty of its architecture and promote the historical importance of its role within the region.

The following are just some of the interesting places to visit: Plaza de Armas, centred around a statue of the patriot Cespedes and emcompassed by shaded marble benches and second-hand booksellers, is the first public square built in the city. Plaza de la Catedral is perhaps the most beautiful square in the Caribbean which is surrounded by examples of the finest baroque architecture in the country. El Templete, small neoclassical temple which marks the spot where the first Mass was said in 1519. Castillo de la Real Fuerza is one of the oldest forts in the Americas, it holds modern art exhibitions downstairs and the battlements afford good views over the harbour. Palacio de los Capitanes Generales, the seat of government and governor's residence was transferred from the fort to the built. The presidential palace and then the municipal palace until Castro seized power it is now Museo de la Ciudad de la Habana. Museo de Arte Colonial, fine palace constructed in 1720, its yellow courtyard and little-altered architectural features are complemented by a large collection of 17th- and 18th-century furniture. Calle Obispo is Old Havana's most important and smartest thoroughfare, pedestrianized with missile heads as bollards.
More Hotels in Old Havana:
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 USA &  Canada Sales ::   or   ::  Toll Free 888 361 9555
 Havana Tourist Center  ::  Idelsis  ::  +53 7 863 9555
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