Hotel Sevilla

The magnificence of the building turned the hotel into the place par excellence where major social events took place, especially in its Roof Garden, which became the meeting hall in vogue at the time.

The Hotel Sevilla is a masterpiece of colonial architecture, luxurious and familiar, which welcomes its visitors in the best tradition of Havana hospitality.
Traditional and classic, the Hotel Sevilla enjoys a privileged location next to Havana´s beautiful Paseo del Prado. Just a few steps away from the Museo de Bellas Artes and the architectural treasures of Old Havana.

Important Notice:
Our representative will get in touch with you on arrival or during your stay at the hotel in order to collect the balance due in CASH (Euros or Cuban Convertible Pesos CUC). Credit cards are not accepted to pay this balance.

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*Above rate information may change without notice.

Accommodation Information

Standard Room...
Available as single, twin and double rooms, standard quarters at the Sevilla are cozy and practical. The décor is fairly standard but done in pleasant, jovial tones. Rooms in higher floors have nice views of Old Havana.
Air Conditioning
Satellite TV
Safety Deposit Box
Hair Dryer
Mini bar
Private Bathroom
Power 110V/60Hz
Cold & hot water

Superior Room...
With small sitting rooms that connect to the bedroom via a narrow corridor, the Superior suites at the Sevilla offer a bit more space than the standards.
Air Conditioning
Satellite TV
Safety Deposit Box
Hair Dryer
Mini bar
Private Bathroom
Power 110V/60Hz
Cold & hot water

Location Information

On Trocadero Street, off Prado, the Sevilla makes for an excellent starting point in your exploration of Havana’s Old Town. Up Prado, some blocks away, is the seawall and its view of the lighthouse and Morro fortress. In the opposite direction, also a short walk away, is the Capitolio and Gran Teatro. Obispo, a cobbled thoroughfare flanked by shops and restaurants, takes you to one of the vibrant centers of the colonial part of the city.