Santa Isabel Hotel is an eighteenth century mansion which was constructed for the Countess of San Juan de Jaruco but was later bought by the Count of Santovenia, whose initials can be seen in the decorative iron balcony rails. It was converted to a hotel in the late nineteenth century. It has a courtyard full of plants a fountain mahogany and leather planters' chairs.

Santa Isabel Hotel is ideal for the traveller interested in exploring Old Havana history and culture.

Santa Isabel Hotel is located on the eastern side of the Plaza de Armas, Havana's earliest and most beautiful colonial square in downtown Old Havana around ten minutes drive from downtown Havana and thirty minutes drive from Havana International Airport.