Experts' Choice Award Hotel Ambos Mundos
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Hemingway's legendary 1920s haunt in Old Havana's heart, prized for its rooftop restaurant with harbor views and prime Obispo pedestrian mall location—a historic, artistic gem that captures Havana's golden age.
“Breakfast is served on the rooftop patio under shady arbors with a wonderful view of the harbor and La Habana Vieja; this is also a great spot for a refreshing drink any time of day or night.”
– Frommer's
Lonely Planet "Hemingway's Havana hideout and the place where he is said to have penned his seminal guerrilla classic For Whom the Bell Tolls." Full review
Rough Guide "This stylishly artistic 1920s hotel, where Ernest Hemingway stayed between 1932 and 1939, is bang in the heart of the most visited part of Habana Vieja."
Fodor's "The tasteful rooftop restaurant is a must-see, offering beautiful vistas." Full review
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Avoid rooms with inside views in favor of the 27-odd units with a view of Plaza de Armas.
OysterUpper-middle-range
"Hotel Ambos Mundos offers some of Old Havana’s most beautiful and historical lodging, set along the tourist-friendly Obispo pedestrian mall." Full review
Independent "A favourite of American novelist Ernest Hemingway, Hotel Ambos Mundos in the centre of Old Havana is a baby pink house of character and old-world charm. Live music, art exhibitions and a..."
Independent "If you just want to shoot the breeze with a mojito then it's a dead heat between tapping your feet to the band at the terrace bar at the Nacional and the open-air bar on the top floor of..."
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