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Palacio O´Farrill
Calle Cuba No. 102-108 esq. a Chacón. La Habana Vieja
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The Palacio O'Farrill Hotel, located in Havana's historic heart, is very close to the attractive Bay of Havana and the impressive La Punta and La Fuerza fortresses. The hotel was named after the family that built the mansion in Old Havana in the early 19th century. Located on the corner of Cuba St. and Chacón St., and 20 kilometers away from José Martí International Airport, the small palace, which belonged to Don José Ricardo O'Farrill y O'Daly, features a neoclassical architectural style. O'Farrill arrived in Havana in the early 18th century and founded one of the richest families in colonial times.
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Calle O´Reilly No. 2 e/ Ave. del Puerto y Tacón.
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Calle Compostela No. 2 e/ Chacón y Cuarteles.
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Calle Capdevila No. 1 e/ Aguiar y Habana.
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Ave. Antonio Maceo.
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Calle Refugio No. 1 e/ Monserrate y Zulueta.
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Calle Empedrado y San Ignacio.
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Ave. del Puerto y Paseo del Prado.
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Calle Cuba No. 12.
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Calle San Ignacio No. 5 e/ Empedrado y Tacón.
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Calle Empedrado No. 206 e/ San Ignacio y Cuba.
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