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Star rating:  Guest Rating: 5 (based on 9 reviews) Address: Paseo del Prado No.603, esq. a Dragones Telephone: (537) 868 1000 Fax: (537) 868 1001, EMail: send mail to hotel |
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| To increase the safety of our guests, maintenance works will be done in our swimming pool, this imply closing the area from June 24th to July 7th, 2013 from 9am to 6pm. The works will not generate any noise and no other areas will be affected. Hotel Saratoga, a relatively new addition to Old Havana’s hotel scene, is a stylish and luxurious establishment, which combines charming early 19th century elements with an inventive and tasteful modern décor and excellent facilities. Though the interiors were completely rebuilt and refashioned (3 floors were added to the property’s original 4), the eclectic, chiefly neo-classical façade has been restored and recalls the days, during the 1930s, when artists and other cultural luminaries gathered here and the spot was enlivened by the Anacaona all-girl orchestra. The hotel’s immediate surroundings are, admittedly, somewhat noisy and not aesthetically pleasing. This minor shortcoming, however, is more than compensated for by hotel Saratoga’s privileged location: at the south end of Prado, across the street from the Capitolio and Gran Teatro and a relatively short walk away from the seawall and Obispo, one of the main access points of the colonial heart of the Old Town. Inside the hotel, guests are greeted by a daring and sophisticated interior design that sets a new tone for hotels in the area, evoking the kind of cosmopolitan spirit one might come across in New York and other major cities. The mezzanine bar, under an atrium skylight, epitomizes this feeling with its mixed furnishings, tall palms and large mural depicting a Cuban landscape. Just as inviting are the Anacaona Restaurant, its intimate adjoining bar and the rooftop restaurant, which offers great views of Prado and places of interest such as the Partagas cigar factory. The overall sense of elegance and tasteful hotel design carries over to the hotel’s accommodations, which combine classical elements with modern facilities (such as Internet access). Other attractive features include outdoor parking, Wi-Fi in communal areas, a state of the art gym; massage services, a well-equipped business centre and two meeting rooms. Visitors who seek intimacy and modern-day comforts will be hard pressed to find a better option. © 2011 Cuba Travel Network. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission  |
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Hotel Saratoga
Excellent opportunity!!!Deluxe Patio room from: €144 - €124From June 6, 2013 to October 19, 2013*Advertised rates are based on single occupancy |
Excellent opportunity!!!Junior Suite Saratoga room from: €171 - €145From June 6, 2013 to October 19, 2013*Advertised rates are based on single occupancy |
Hotel Saratoga Details
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Number of Rooms: 96 Distance to Airport: 20 km Meal Plan: Room & Breakfast | |
Hotel Modalities
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General Hotel Facilities
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Hotel Saratoga Room & Rates
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Deluxe Patio Room... from €144 --> €124
The 40 Deluxe Patio rooms at the Saratoga have balustrades overlooking the skylighted courtyard and vary in style (from modern to colonial). The 31 rooms with king-sized beds or 7 with queen-sized beds are recommended for couples, and smokers best secure those rooms on the 5th or 6th floor of the hotel. Two rooms are designed for guests with physical disabilities.
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Junior Suite Saratoga Room... from €171 --> €145
Located on all floors except the 4th, the 49 Junior Suites at the Saratoga all have views of the surrounding streets. The style, which combines faux antique furnishings with 21st century décor in all cases, varies from modern to colonial. Couples should probably opt for one of the 43 suites with king-sized beds (only 12 are twin-bedded), and traveling groups might wish to secure a pair of connecting rooms (there are 10 in the hotel). Twelve rooms are designed for smokers.
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Hotel Saratoga Location
| At the intersection of Prado and Dragones, the Saratoga is across the street from the Capitolio and very near such places of interest as the Floridita bar, the Museum of Fine Arts and seawall. It is also a short walk away (down Obispo) from the city’s colonial centre. |
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Nearby Dining
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Old Havana Restaurant: Hanoi Description: Patrimony of Humankind. Creole and Vietnamese food. Speciality: Asian Food, International Food Hours: 11:00 - 14:00 hrs |
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Old Havana Restaurant: Anacaona Description: Decorated with Moorish motifs, this elegant and intimate restaurant offers a reportedly inventive range of dishes which combine Cuban and international cuisine. Speciality: International Food Hours: Breakfast: 7:00 – 10:30 a.m. Lunch/Dinner: 12:00 – 11:30 p.m. |
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Old Havana Restaurant: Anacaona Bar Description: The polished wooden floor, rattan chairs and colorful lamps make the Anacaona Bar a stylish and intimate setting, ideal for savoring a Cuban cocktail after a day of sightseeing. Speciality: Light Meals Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. | |
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Old Havana Restaurant: Saratoga Mezzanine Bar Description: Accessed from the lobby via a travertine staircase, this inviting bar breathes sophistication. Speciality: Light Meals Hours: 24 horas | |
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Old Havana Restaurant: Saratoga Mirador Bar / Restaurant Description: Overlooking the Capitolio and Partagas cigar factory, the rooftop bar and restaurant is a pleasant outdoor spot enlivened by live traditional Cuban music. Speciality: Cuban Food, International Food, Light Meals Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. |
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