Hotel AMBOS MUNDOS Havana

The famous hotel Ambos Mundos (Both Worlds) built in the late 1920's and located on Obispo street is a tourist magnet and one of the Havana Cuba attractions.
Between 1932 and 1939 the American writer and novelist Ernest Hemingway stayed in the hotel room 511 where he wrote a chapter of the novel "For Whom The Bell Tolls".
Ernest Hemingway found the hotel a good place in the middle between his two famous hangouts El Floridita where he drank his Daiquiri and Bodegita del Medio where he used to drink his Mojito.

At the main entrance you see a selection of pictures with Ernest Hemingway. The hotel has a nice lounge bar with excellent Mojito cocktails and live piano music. You can use the old cage elevator to go to the rooftop bar, restaurant , where you have a wonderful view over Old Havana

The Havana hotel is situated at the corner of Calle Obispo (Obispo street) and calle Mercaderes ( Mercaderes street). The Obispo street is a lively street and the main street for shopping, restaurants and bars in Old Havana. The hotel is a part of many Havana holidays and frequently visited by tourist groups and is considered as a classic Havana monument.

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