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Palacio San Miguel
4 stars
Calle Cuba No. 52 esq. a Peña Pobre. La Habana Vieja
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Province: La Habana
Tourist Zone: Havana (Colonial)
Location: City
Chain: Habaguanex
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              Description
              The Palacio San Miguel hotel is located at a walking distance from Havana's Harbor and La Punta and El Morro fortresses. The building was bought and modified in 1923 by Antonio San Miguel y Segalá, an outstanding man of letters, altruist and promoter of Cuban culture. This elegant architectural ensemble is distinguished by the disposition and good taste of its compartments, which show the lifestyle of the well-consolidated high class in Havana in the 1920s. Its ten comfortable rooms, the Grand Saloon, designed with pompous filigree to hold protocol banquets as in the 1920s, its attractive lobby bar and a captivating terrace with an excellent panoramic view to Havana’s Harbor make this place a concurrent stop for travelers who enjoy exquisiteness and good appearance. Havana's "José Martí" International Airport, 12.4 miles.
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            • Room facilities
              110 V / 60 Hz PowerAir conditioningBalcony or terraceBathroomCable TVMinibarSafety deposit boxTelephone
              Hotel services
              Baby sitterBarBoutique / ShopCafeteriaConvention hallFax or e-mail servicesLaundryMassage roomMedical servicesParkingRestaurantRoom service
              Nearby hot spots
              Attractions
              Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
              Museums
              Calle Trocadero e/ Zulueta y Monserrate.
              Memorial a los Estudiantes de Medicina
              Monuments
              Paseo del Prado y Malecón.
              Castillo de la Real Fuerza
              Places of Interest
              Calle O´Reilly No. 2 e/ Ave. del Puerto y Tacón.
              Iglesia del Santo Angel Custodio
              Churches-Places of Cult
              Calle Compostela No. 2 e/ Chacón y Cuarteles.
              Museo Nacional de la Música
              Museums
              Calle Capdevila No. 1 e/ Aguiar y Habana.
              Malecón Tradicional de la Ciudad de la Habana
              Places of Interest
              Ave. Antonio Maceo.
              Museo de la Revolución
              Museums
              Calle Refugio No. 1 e/ Monserrate y Zulueta.
              Plaza de la Catedral
              Places of Interest
              Calle Empedrado y San Ignacio.
              Castillo de San Salvador de La Punta
              Places of Interest
              Ave. del Puerto y Paseo del Prado.
              Restaurants
              Bar Cabaña
              White meat
              Calle Cuba No. 12.
              Catedral de La Habana
              Churches-Places of Cult
              Calle Empedrado No. 158 e/ Mercaderes y San Ignacio.
              El Patio
              International cuisine
              Calle San Ignacio No. 54, Plaza de la Catedral.
              Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro
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              Ribera este del canal de entrada a la bahía de La Habana.
              La Bodeguita del Medio
              Cuban cuisine
              Calle Empedrado No. 206 e/ San Ignacio y Cuba.
              Seminario de San Carlos y San Ambrosio
              Places of Interest
              Calle San Ignacio No. 5 e/ Empedrado y Tacón.

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