The place where Hemingway started For Whom The Bell Tolls? ...

Ambos Mundos Boutique offers discreet and eclectic architecture from the 1920s, a cosy and intimate atmosphere and stands out as a unique landmark.

During the 1930s it was visited by the North American author and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature Ernest Hemingway. During his stay he wrote the first chapter of his novel "For Whom the Bell Tolls?" and once stated that the hotel was a good place to write in. Today, Hemingway's room exhibits many of his personal belongings, among them his typewriter.

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LOCATION

Located in one of the most beautiful cities in Latin America, Havana, Ambos Mundos Boutique hotel enjoys a prestigious neighbourhood in the city centre. Conveniently situated 20 kilometres from Jose Marti International Airport and close to the harbour of Havana, the hotel provides easy access to the key centres in the downtown area. The best way to explore the area is on foot, since Havana is a city of pedestrians, but visitors can also use rented bicycles to move around.

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PROPERTY AMENITIES

* Ambos Mundos Boutique provides a bar serving a wide range of beverages, conference room to organise any business events, laundry facilities, lifts, parking area, a restaurant serving local and international delicacies and room service.

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ROOM AMENITIES

* Ambos Mundos Boutique has 49 comfortable and spacious rooms.

* All rooms include air conditioning, phone, satellite TV, safety deposit box, minibar, private bathroom, twin beds.

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CANCELLATION POLICY

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