Description: The hotel Telegrafo first opened its doors on Amistad (friendship) Street in 1860, moving to its current prime location in Old Havana in 1888 on the lively corner of 408 Prado and Neptuno Streets. Today the remodeled Hotel Telegrafo commemorates the hotel's glorious 19th century luxury and charm. Travellers can trace the hotel's architectural evolution from the original style still visible on the first two floors, to the more contemporary design of the third floor.

All rooms: The 63 spacious, high-ceilinged rooms are located on three floors and most offer a lovely view of Prado's esplanade. In addition to 54 well-appointed rooms, there are 3 suites and 6 junior suites.

Dining: The courtyard snack bar features the exposed original bricks and masonry and a large ceramic tile mural illustrating colonial Havana's architecture. The ground floor restaurant offers international cuisine, a great view of Parque Central and huge stained glass windows.