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4worldlovers: The Hotel Saratoga, located in the historic center of Havana, is undoubtedly a successful proposal during your stay in the Cuban capital.

With five stars plus category, the hotel has 96 rooms, two bars, two restaurants, a magnificent spa, a gym with high-end equipment and a spectacular rooftop pool with a panoramic view of the Cuban capital.

Its facilities have been renovated maintaining its original spirit and proof of this is its neoclassical façade with French windows, mahogany shutters and wrought iron balconies.

The rooftop pool overlooks the Capitol, the Partagas cigar factory, the opera house and the Floridita corner.

From the Terraza Piscina, located on the eighth floor, there is a 270º visual of all of Havana, including Old Havana, the bay and the Caribbean Sea. During the day you can enjoy an extensive menu of light food and Cuban and international cocktails.

Ideal to enjoy the pool during the day, and dine under the nocturnal charm of the Habanero Historic Center.

The hotel has all the facilities for those clients who need to have contact with their office or prefer to communicate with their family via Internet. Our Business Center, located in the Mezzanine area, is equipped with computers with Internet access, fax equipment, printers, photocopier, scanner, and secretarial service.

Enjoy the exquisite and stylized Cuban and international cuisine prepared by our chef in the attractive and eclectic Anacaona restaurant that gets its name from the legendary female orchestra that played in the Aires Libres of the hotel.

The terrace has several levels of visualization, a rectangular pool, a gym and a restaurant bar that offers everything from light meals such as pizzas, sandwiches, grilled meats and fish, to exquisite dishes of international cuisine.

Located on the seventh floor, it has a Jacuzzi and a wide range of massage services and relaxing and anti-stress body treatments, therapeutic, anti-cellulite, facial, reflexology, etc. Its schedule extends from 08:00 to 20:00 hrs. everyday.

96 rooms equipped with all the comfort and the latest technological advances, decorated with an eclectic and elegant style. With 7 luxurious suites that offer a panoramic view of the city and standard rooms with amenities for the total relaxation of their clients. An invitation to a refuge of calm and sofistication.

There are Deluxe Patio rooms on all floors; these overlook the courtyard with its magnificent glass and aluminum skylight, and some rooms look onto the mezzanine. The decoration of the Deluxe Patio rooms features light color shades with a touch of mahogany, marble and Cuban ceramic tile floors, and comfortable and attractive furniture.

The Junior Suites Saratoga have fabulous views of the National Capitol and Fraternity Park, and those on the vantage point on top floor reward the guests with a panoramic view of the city. The suites with the higher ceilings have a colonial style, with Cuban tile floors and more traditional designs. The rooms with a more modern touch have benches that run along the outer wall and are nicely decorated with comfortable cushions for a rewarding rest.

The Capitolio Suites have a sitting area, bedroom and two bathrooms. The en-suite bathroom features a colonial style bathtub and a separate shower. These suites have marble floors and are double height. Both Capitolio Suites have views of the National Capitol and the vibrant everyday life of the city.

4worldlovers:
The beautiful finca "La Vigia" (Hemingway House) is located in the San Francisco de Paula district of Havana, about 24 km from Havana's city center.

The house was built in 1886 by the Catalan architect Miguel Pascual y Baguer and is now a museum. In the meantime, the house was remodeled by its famous owner Ernest Hemingway. The house has an impressive view of the city of Havana from the veranda.

At the Finca la Vigia Ernest Hemingway first wrote the novel "For Whom the Bells Tolls", a Spanish Civil War drama, of which he had reported in the early 1930s as a journalist. From the license revenue of this book, he bought the property.

In 1951, Hemingway wrote his most famous book "The Old Man and the Sea" here.

As a template served here his longtime friend Gregorio Fuentes (1897-2002), who had rescued him in 1926 from distress. Later, a deep friendship developed between the two men.

To this day, the stories are told of the fisherman from Cojimar and the world-famous writer who, together with their ship, drove the Pilar to fish.