Hotel Colina

Hotel Colina is a city facility under the Aldaba brand, rated as a four-star establishment with 75 rooms. This hotel was founded on October 23, 1954, and is located in Havana, a destination where the city's main and most iconic buildings can be found, such as the University of Havana, Coppelia ice cream parlor, Yara cinema, and Avenida 23, a cultural thoroughfare that leads through the area known as La Rampa towards the Malecón. Near this hotel, visitors can explore the city's main bars, cafés, restaurants, and nightclubs such as La Zorra y el Cuervo, cabarets like Pico Blanco, museums like the Napoleonic, artistic centers such as Callejón de Hamel, where one can appreciate Afro-Cuban syncretism, craft markets and fairs like Pabellón Cuba, as well as government offices for foreign trade, education, social security, and others, along with the offices of major airlines flying to the island.