TEJADILLO

Architecture:

Ancient colonial mansion.

PART OF THE HABAGUANEX HOTEL GROUP

Located in Old Havana, at the corner of San Ignacio Street.

Address: Calle Tejadillo No. 12 corner with San Ignacio. Havana (Cuba)

Credit cards accepted: Visa, MasterCard

Pets allowed: no

34 rooms:

32 standard rooms (30 m2),

2 mini suites (45 m2).

Club view

Behind the massive doors of the Tejadillo hotel hides a true colonial-era inn. Paintings depicting diverse Havana life, unique ceramic works, and copper figures of famous guests complement the refined atmosphere of this place. The spacious bright hall resembles aristocratic houses of Havana in the 18th–19th centuries. From here you enter a cozy breakfast café called "Cathedral" thanks to the nearby church and the proximity of the square of the same name (Plaza de la Cathedral, 50 m away). Inside the hotel, two inner courtyards also attract attention – "Arcade" and "Yagruma". The first stands out with a bright wall canvas showing arches and facades of the Old City, while the second is intended for relaxation and contemplation. Both courtyards emphasize the good taste of the hotel owners and their desire for guests to feel at home. A quality hotel for lovers of historic accommodations.

Territory

Dining
buffet restaurant [1]
bar [1]
snack bar [1]
Services
medical services
laundry services
car rental
currency exchange
shops

In the rooms

air conditioning
television
telephone
safe [$]
mini-bar [$]
kitchen
bathroom
jacuzzi
hairdryer
terrace/balcony [not in all rooms]

19 standard rooms with twin beds

12 standard rooms with double bed

12 rooms with street view

20 rooms without windows (wide doors to the inner courtyard)

8 rooms with balcony

10 rooms with triple occupancy option

2 rooms with connecting door

17 rooms with kitchenette

28 rooms with bathroom (3 of them with jacuzzi)

4 rooms with shower cabin

Staying at the hotel gives free access to the following museums in Havana: Casa de Asia, Casa de Mexico, Casa, Salas de Tabaco, Casa de la Obraria, Casa Simon Bolivar, Palacio de Govierno, Casa de Hunboldt, Museo de Naipe, Museo Numismatico