Located in Old Havana, the former house of the Count of Santovenia was transformed into a luxurious inn. It is just a few meters away from the place where the first mass and the first town council meeting (El Templete) took place during the founding of the town of San Cristóbal de La Habana, the precursor to today’s city.

Right in the heart of the Plaza de Armas square, this five-star hotel offers modern comfort within a colonial style and environment. Two floors totaling 27 rooms, 10 of which are suites (Standard, Junior and 1 Special). It is a 5-star plus hotel, with colonial decoration and personalized service.

The special Santovenia suite is said to have been the personal room of the Count of Santovenia, and it currently has a delightful king-sized canopy bed; Also, R private bath, telephone, satellite TV, and minibar. There is a bar, cafeteria, boutique, luxury bar, and an haute cuisine restaurant.