Home Directory Destinations Maps DTCNews Bookings Español   You are from:  Estados Unidos de America.  (select your country)           My account

Search Bookings Lodging Cars Flights Transfers Packages Open Voucher Directory Accommodation Top list Attractions Where to shop Embassies Events General information Marinas Where to dine Health Transportation Nightlife TOOLS Distancies calculator Travelers' Tips SUBSCRIPTIONS DTCNews Subscription We accept Vacacionar Travel S.A. use CIC-Banques as a guarantee of absolute security in credit card transactions.

Armadores de Santander, Hotel Calle Luz No. 4 esq. a San Pedro. La Habana Vieja Photo Gallery Province: Ciudad de La Habana Tourist Zone: Havana (Colonial) Location: City Chain: Habaguanex Prices Check In: Check Out: Adults:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Children:  0 1 2 3   Infants:  0 1 2 3   Singles:  0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10   Doubles:  0 1 2 3 4 5   Triples:  0 1 2 3   There are not prices available for the specified dates and rooms. Map NW N NE W E SW S SE [-][.2][.4][.5][.6][.8][1][+] Description At a corner on Havana's Avenida del Puerto stands the majestic Armadores de Santander Hotel, which architectural style and decoration resemble the buildings from that beautiful maritime province in Spain. Santander’s coat of arm decorates the façade of the edifice. Big lanterns, like those used in ancient vessels, hang from the ceiling in the spacious porch. The hotel consists of three buildings (painted in different colors). Two of them are numbered 356 and 358 on San Pedro St., and a third one is numbered 2 and 4 on Luz St. The latter is the main building of the hotel. The first edifice is eclectic, and the second one is neoclassic, with a Roman façade and Corinthian columns. Both were built in the 19th century. The initials J.C. are printed on the main door, after the constructor and proprietor of the building, José Cabrero Mier. The hotel's name comes from the fact that many "armadores" (shipowners) from Santander, including the Count of La Mortera, who owned a fleet of ships that transported goods and troops between that Spanish city and Cuba, had their offices in the building. Havana's "José Martí" International Airport, 12.4 miles. Reportajes Cuba: A Space for Recreation Cuba: Complements for Tourism Cultura y turismo en agenda cubana Culture and Tourism in Cuba's Cultural Agenda Tourism: Cultural Heritage in Cuba City Tourism in Cuba City Tourism in Cuba Cuba: Tourism and Cultural Heritage Cuba: Options for Leisure Cuba: The Island of Surprises Cuba: Cultural Heritage and Tourism Cuba: The Wealth of Tourism Cuba: Unique Options for Tourism Cuba: Tourism par Excellence Cuba: A Program for Tourists Cuba: Culture, Tourism and Business Cuba: Recreation and Leisure in Havana Cuba: Tourist Attractions for All Cuba: Ecology and Tourism Cuba: Tourism and Cities Cuba: Heritage and Nature for Tourism Recreation, Health and Business in Cuba Culture and Tourism in Cuba Cuba: Options for Tourism Cuba: Gastronomy, Tourism and Nature Summer, Culture and Recreation in Cuba Beaches, Culture and Festivities in Cuba Nature, Tourism and Culture in Cuba Summer, Recreation and Health in Cuba Cuba: Cultural Heritage and Recreation Tourism and Leisure in Cuba Cuba: History, Tourism and Traditions Cuba: Options for Digital Creation Cuba: Little Giants for Tourism Cuba: Options for Leisure Summer Festivities in Cuba Cuba: Summer and Tourism Tourism, Health and Recreation in Cuba Diversity Characterizes Tourism in Cuba Cuba: More Than Sun and Beaches Architecture and Tourism in Cuba Colonial Attractions in Cuban Fortresses Patrimonial Wealth in the Cuban Archipelago Havana Cigars: A Luxury Option for Tourists Vacations and Healthcare in Cuba Cuba: Tourism and Gastronomy Cuba: Underwater Treasures and History Gastronomy and Leisure in Havana Cuba: The Attraction of Its Fortresses Cuba: Cultural Heritage for Everyone Cuba: Cultural Options for Tourism Tourist Options in the Cuban Capital Unique Tourist Options in Western Cuba House of Africa: A Legacy from Ancestors Slave's Route: Syncretism in Regla Slave's Route: Cultural Heritage Slave's Route: Musical Legacy Slave's Route: Museum of Orichas Slave's Route: Tribute in Triunvirato San Severino: A Key Element in the Slave's Route Slave's Route: Return to the Origins Yoruba Knowledge within Everyone's Reach Old Havana's Hotels: A Unique Proposal for Leisure Havana's Walls: Guards of the Cuban Capital The Capitol: A Meeting Point in Havana Alameda de Paula: A Place Full of Memories Havana's Carnival: Rescuing Traditions Havana's Malecón: The Maritime Frontier of the Cuban Capital Arms Square: A Cultural and Historic Treasure in Old Havana Prado Promenade: A Silent Witness to History Museum of Fine Arts: A Niche for Cultural Tourism Armadores de Santander: Comfort at Havana's Entrance A Tropical Paradise in the Cuban Capital Pyramid Award: An Acknowledgement to Excellence in Tourism Cuba: Party Time in the Largest Antillean Island The City of Havana: A Stronghold for Leisure in Cuba The Morro Castle: A Beacon and a Guardian of Havana Arms Square: In the Heart of Havana Alameda de Paula: The Oldest Promenade in Havana Old Square: A Landmark in Havana's History Havana's Malecón: A Meeting Place in the Cuban Capital The Capitol: A Symbol of Havana's Architecture Room facilities Hotel services Nearby hot spots Attractions Plaza de San Francisco Parks Calles Oficios, Amargura y San Pedro. Casa Alejandro de Humboldt Museums Calle Oficios No. 254 esq. a Muralla. Plaza Vieja Parks Calles San Ignacio, Teniente Rey, Mercaderes y Muralla. Casa del Conde de San Juan de Jaruco Places of Interest Calle Muralla esq. a San Ignacio. Convento e Iglesia de Santa Clara de Asís Places of Interest Calle Cuba No. 602 e/ Luz y Sol. Paseo Alameda de Paula Places of Interest Alameda de Paula. Iglesia de San Francisco de Paula Places of Interest Calle Paula No. 9 esq. a San Ignacio. Basílica Menor de San Francisco de Asís Places of Interest Calle Oficios e/ Amargura y Churruca. Aduana de La Habana Places of Interest Calle San Pedro. Terminal de Cruceros Places of Interest Ave. San Pedro. Fuente de los Leones Places of Interest Plaza de San Francisco de Asís. Acuario del Centro Histórico Places of Interest Calle Teniente Rey No. 9 e/ Oficios y Mercaderes. Museo de Arte Religioso Museums Calle Oficios e/ Amargura y Churruca. Casa de Carmen Montilla Art Galleries Calle Oficios e/ Amargura y Teniente Rey. Casa de Africa Museums Calle Obrapía No. 157 e/ Mercaderes y San Ignacio. Restaurants Café Taberna "Benny Moré" International cuisine Calle Mercaderes esq. a Teniente Rey. Casa de la Poesía Institutions Calle Muralla e/ Oficios e Inquisidor. Santo Angel International cuisine Calle Teniente Rey esq. a San Ignacio. Museo Histórico de las Ciencias "Carlos J. Finlay" Museums Calle Cuba No. 460 e/ Amargura y Teniente Rey. Café del Oriente International cuisine Calle Oficios esq. a Amargura. Museo Armería "9 de Abril" Museums Calle Mercaderes No. 157 e/ Lamparilla y Obrapía. La Marina International cuisine Calle Teniente Rey esq. a Oficios. Casa de la Obra Pía Museums Calle Obrapía No. 158 esq. a Mercaderes. El Mesón de la Flota Spanish cuisine Calle Mercaderes No. 257 e/ Teniente Rey y Amargura. Museo del Ron Museums Calle San Pedro No. 262 e/ Sol y Muralla. El Mercurio Diet-Vegetarian Cuisine Lonja del Comercio, Plaza de San Francisco de Asís.

Home |  Directory | Destinations |  DTCNews | Flights | Lodging | Cars | Transfers | Open Voucher | Packages About us | Affiliate System | Terms and Conditions | Insurance Policy | Privacy Policy (c) 1997-2010 Vacacionar Travel, SA. All rights reserved.