Superbly located in Plaza de Armas in the centre of Old Havana, this impressive colonial mansion was formerly the Palace of Count Santovenia. Now extensively and authentically refurbished, the Santa Isabel offers convenient and high standard accommodation for a romantic and luxurious stay in Havana. In 1867, merchants, traveling artists and other explorers experienced the beauty of the palace owned by Count Santovenia 19th century royalty. Over one-hundred years later, the palace once again offered its paradisiacal setting for guests looking for a world-class boutique hotel.

Guests enjoy views of the quaint Plaza de Armas surrounded by colonial architecture and cobblestone streets. Located in the city s oldest district Santa Isabel is the ideal location for your stay in this charming Cuban city. The premises feature top of the line amenities including air conditioning, delicate crystal chandeliers and colonial artwork. You can relax in the courtyard with a glass of wine while enjoying the natural beauty and serenity of the trickling fountain.

Attached to the hotel is Condado- a fine dining restaurant, so you don t have to go far to experience gourmet Cuban cuisine. At night, Santa Isabel offers a rooftop terrace overlooking the city lights. In 1830, Count Santovenia issued a hot air balloon to take off from the terrace to honor Princess Maria Isabel Luisa. Santa Isabel has many special packages that can accommodate your particular traveling needs.

Whether you'd like to celebrate your honeymoon with a free upgrade to a superior room and a romantic dinner or you're looking for the best accommodations available, Santa Isabel has something for you. The most coveted hotel suite has been patronized by Sting and Jack Nicholson. If you want to stay in a palace fit for royalty for your visit to Havana, look no further than the former Palace of Count Santovenia.