Hotel Havana

The hotel had a quaint old tiny charm which I liked. The staff was sufriendly and helpful for the most part. I wanna commend Rudy , the front desk clerk. He was very friendly and very helpful.

There was a bad smell in part of the 3rd floor.

Beautiful and quaint but very noisy

We were disappointed that the bar and restaurant were closed again so no dining options, our room did not offer a desk and chair or any seating options other than the bed, the tv was very small and the floors were sticky.

Bedding and pillows were very nice and room got very cool.

No chairs- no vanity- no storage- poor lighting in bathroom. Was very difficult to get glammed up for a wedding. We had to sit on the floor to put on our shoes because the beds were tall and we had nowhere to sit. Had we not been in a hurry when we arrived, I would have asked to change rooms. We could only lie down or stand in this room. Absurd for the money we paid.

Wonderful stay. Would definitely recommend.

Lovely hotel! Wonderful restaurant!

The hotel is really beautifully appointed. There’s a really nice charm about it. Reception was very nice. Coffee in the morning was awesome. Very good coffee! What kind do you use by the way? We had brunch at Ocho and the food was so delicious! That was comfortable Room was clean. Very walkable to downtown San Antonio and the Riverwalk. We’ll definitely stay here again!

Location is excellent! Walking distance to Alamo and Riverwalk.Parking very convenient and easy access to the lobby.The hotel has a vintage vibe and it’s historical.Friendly front desk staffs who share lots of valuable information about the city and best restaurants to eat, Adrian the front -desk girl very friendly and always smiling.

Little disappointed that their speakeasy bar downstairs was closed on Sunday. They only open on Thursday, Friday and Sunday. And the restaurant Ocho was closed. Felt little let down as I was looking forward dining at Ocho. But found a great restaurant at Riverwalk that serves the best Margaritas and Spanish food. Must try Iron Cactus when in San Antonio.