The Hotel Sevilla is a masterpiece of colonial architecture, luxurious and familiar, which welcomes its visitors in the best tradition of Havana hospitality.
When it opened its doors on March 22, 1908, it became Havana´s leading turn-of-the-century luxury hotel. From the elaborate façade to the lovely Patio Sevillano (Sevillian Yard), it recreates an authentically Spanish atmosphere, whose architectural and decorative elements show a market Mudéjar (Spanish Arab) influence.
Three floors of the hotel are currently being renovated to the hotels original splendor with a magnitude of Caribbean Color and will be available in September 2002.

Number of Rooms: 178

Standard rooms at the Sevilla are delightful: light and spacious, with original Colonial furniture mixed with good replicas. The walls are rag-painted in sunny yellow, the curtains are bright and cheerful and the cool tiled floors a blessing to hot, weary sightseers’ feet. The clean, bright bathrooms are tiled in white and grey. There are excellent views over Havana from rooms on the higher floors.

The Sevilla’s junior suites are a slight disappointment in terms of size, for although they have small sitting rooms separated from the bedrooms by a short corridor, the sizes of both sitting room and bedroom are fairly small. However the decorative style of both rooms and bathrooms is the same pretty combination of yellow and Provençal colours as that of standard rooms and there are some delightful touches of extra luxury such as the Empire style day beds upon which one feels virtually compelled to recline in a silk tunic, tossing one’s ringlets a la Meduse and requesting one’s partner to peel one another grape.

Among its most luxurious areas are the lobby and the unique Roof Garden Restaurant, located on the top floor, which combines exquisite luxury and excellent service and cousine, with exceptional views of Old and Modern Havana.

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.