Hotel Ambos Mundos
Company: Habaguanex
Location: Old Havana, Havana
Address: Obispo and Mercaderes Streets, Old Havana
GPS: 23.139445,-82.350477
# of Rooms: 52 (49 standard, 3 minisuites)
Service Types: A la carte
Location Types: Urban
Property classification: Boutique or Classic Inn
OFAC Restricted List: Yes
The property
The Ambos Mundos Hotel, a building of eclectic architecture built in the late 20s, stands on the corner of Obispo and Mercaderes Streets in the heart of Old Havana. At the beginning of the 1930s, the North American writer Ernest Hemingway stayed in the hotel while writing the first chapters of “For Whom the Bell Tolls”. About the hotel he stated “…it was a good place to write…”. Nowadays the inn is still “a good place” for lodging with its accommodations ideally-situated for discovering the multitude of museums, architecture, galleries, restaurants and more that Old Havana boasts.
Property features (some features require local payment)
24 hour reception service
Art gallery
Bar - Coffee
Car rental
Conference room
Handcrafts and souvenir shop
Laundry
Massage
Meeting rooms
Restaurant - Grill
Room service
Tour desk
Wifi $
Room features
Air conditioning
Electricity 110V/60Hz
Iron & ironing board
Minibar
Non-smoking rooms
Private bath
Safety deposit box
Satellite TV
Telephone
Notes
Conference room with capacity for 120
Classroom with capacity for 50
Cocktail lounge with capacity for 200
Executive meeting room with capacity for 14
