AMBOS MUNDOS HOTEL - Old Havana
The famous hotel Ambos Mundos (both worlds) built in the late 1920's and located on Obispo street is a tourist magnet because of his history.Between 1932 and 1939 the American writer and novelist Ernest Hemingway stayed in the hotel room 511 where he wrote a chapter of " For Whom The Bell Tolls " . Hemingway found the hotel a good place in the middle between his two famous hangouts " El Floridita" where he drank his Daiquiris and " La Bodegita del Medio" where he used to drink his Mojito's. At the main entrance you see a selection of pictures with Hemingway. The hotel has a nice lounge bar with excellent cocktails and live piano music . You can use the old elevator to go to the rooftop restaurant and bar , where you have a wonderful view over Old Havana The hotel is situated at the corner of Calle Obispo ( Obispo street ) and calle Mercaderes ( Mercaderes street). The Obispostreet is a lively street and the main street for shopping , restaurants and bars in Old Havana. The hotel is a 100% tourist attraction and frequently visited by tourist groups.
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