Hotel El Comendador, Old Havana, Havana, Cuba
This property, which dates back to the 19th century, belonged to Don Pedro Regalado Pedroso y Zayas, Commander of the Order of Isabel La Catolica. El Comendador, excepcional for the intimacy and the silence that its inner spaces provide the guests with, is the perfect lodge for seclusion and meditation. The house resembles the oldest Hispanic-Moorish constructions of the city with the main entrance by one of its corners.
Apart from its privileged location: close to the Arm's and St. Francis of Assisi's squares, the sea breeze blows from the Havana harbor, which can be seen from the balconies of its magnificent rooms. The hotel holds a tavern named Onda, after a Spanish region. This rustic tavern serves a great variety of the Spanish tapas and exquisite wines.
El Comendador Hotel is situated in the heart of the historic Havana.
Hotel Facilities
- Internet Access
- Phone Cabinet
- Restaurant Ä la carte
- Taxis
- Tourism bureau
Room Details
- Air Conditioning
- Balcony or terrace
- Cyber cofee
- Minibar
- Private Bathroom
- Private Bathroom
- Radio
- Security Box (included) Telephone
- TV Satellite
Map
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Reviews
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Edinburgh, Rating: 4 of 5, Date of Stay: October 2008
The comendador is part of the hostal valencia..and at times it can be a bit tricky to find your way through the kitchen, (especially after a few mojitos), as they never seem to have the huge main doors open. however once inside you are in a fabulous old cuban building with a central atrium, and blue shuttered rooms all round. the rooms all have window shutters onto the street too, which you can leave open all the time..and ours overlooked the princess diana garden..woopee! there are claw foot baths and tiled floors.if you want faceless hotels where nothing goes wrong with things go to the havana libre or the nacional..but this place has real character, and its right in old havana..just a stumble away from obispo. and the staff were great.