Ambos Mundos Hotel, Havana City Cuba. 4 stars.

Description: Ambos Mundos Hotel Cuba

Ernest Hemingway had many reasons when he said that the Hotel Ambos Mundos was a good place to write. Here he finished the book Death in the Afternoon (1932), and began the novels The Green Hills of Africa (1935) and To Have and Not to Have (1937). Room 511 where the Nobel Prize in Literature stayed during the 1930s is currently preserved as a small museum that houses several of his belongings. The memory of Hemingway lives on in the hotel that offers its guests the American novelist's favorite dishes, prepared in the Plaza de Armas restaurant. Added to these attractions is the Roof Garden, which, located on the top floor, has an exquisite barbecue and one of the best views of the Historic Center of Old Havana.

"Plaza de Armas" restaurant on the 6th floor accommodates 30 guest, meet the requirements of an intimate cozy and ideal atmosphere indispensable to enjoy a menu from the international cuisine. Dishes made with seafood and suggested by the chef. They will really meet the demands of the most refined taste. You will also have the opportunity to take part of the preparation and tasting of dishes as the " Fondue" with a nice musical background. The eagerness of the personnel to satisfy your needs will transform the place into a necessary place of those seeking for more than a delicious dish.

Bars

Café Roof Garden: A classical roof garden layout with a commanding view of Old Havana, it’s a great place to escape to the fresh air and tropical sun. Refreshing drinks available for all visitors.