This 20th century palace is located in front of Havana's Bay. Its ten impeccable rooms have been richly decorated with fine bed covers and matching draperies. You will experience Havana's magic as the decor in San Miguel Hostel transports you back into time. Stunning architectural highlights, like the detailed hand-crafted iron archways with coats-of-arm and the carved balustrades of the balconies, make this one of Havana's most charming Palaces of the early 20th century. This elaborate three-story building, with distinctive and magnificent wrought iron staircases, bronze and white carrara marble is truly a feast for the eyes. The Hotel looks out over magnificent Port Avenue. From the terrace, enjoy a view of Morro Castle light house, the silent sentinel of the habor entrance, that provides a dramatic backdrop as you admire the perfect blending of Old Havana meeting the Modern Havana. Originally built in the 19th century, its current architectural style dates back to renovations made in 1925 by prominent Havana merchant, Antonio San Miguel y Segala who acquired the building at a public auction held by the Gaceta Oficial de la Republica. Map Overview

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