Hotel Palacio O'Farril

The Hotel Palacio O'Farrill was the residence of one of the richest families in colonial Cuba. It was converted into a charming hotel in 2003. The hotel occupies a magnificent neoclassical palace, formerly the house of Don José Ricardo O'Farrill, who was the great-grandson of the Irish Don Ricardo O'Farrill y O'Daly, founder of one of the richest and wealthy families of the nobility of the territory in colonial times.

Its 38 rooms, its restaurant and snack bar, its interior patio, the shade of a magnificent skylight, and the terrace with a formidable visual perspective, make the current hotel a place of unparalleled excellence. The inclusion of the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the architectural elements and decoration of each of its three levels, respectively, produce an exceptional history and effect of modernity on visitors, who will enjoy the unique experience of living three centuries in a instant.