Hotel Tryp Habana Libre

Hotel Tryp Habana Libre rises 25 floors above Havana's Vedado district, featuring 572 rooms and displaying a large ceramic mural by artist Amelia Pelúz.

Opening in March 1958 as the Habana Hilton, the hotel became Fidel Castro's headquarters in 1959 before being nationalized and renamed Habana Libre in 1960.

The hotel structure incorporates works from multiple Cuban artists and regularly hosts international conferences, chess tournaments, and diplomatic gatherings throughout the year.

The property provides car rental services, an outdoor swimming pool, restaurants, and paid WiFi access, with check-in starting at 3:00 PM.

French climber Alain Robert scaled the entire height of the building without safety equipment in February 2013, drawing attention from local residents.

Location: Havana

Inception: 1958

Architects: Welton Becket

Official opening: March 22, 1958

Floors above the ground: 25

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Operator: Meliá

Address: Calle L 10400 Vedado

Opening Hours: 24/7

Phone: +(+53)78384008;(+53)78383123;(+53)78384010

Website: http://solmeliacuba.com/cuba-hotels/hotel-tryp-habanalibre

GPS coordinates: 23.13917,-82.38278

Latest update: May 7, 2025 03:04