Casa 1932

You can have an exelent time with us. From a humble side-street entrance, visitors to Casa 1932 are wowed into a lavish Art Deco interior replete with pre-Revolution antiques. Interior designer and owner Luis Miguel knows a thing or two about style, and has arranged the house to look exactly as if time had stopped in the early thirties. Wind-up gramophones, ancient porcelain and - perhaps the highlight - gaming chips from Havana's last casino, before the Revolutionary government outlawed gambling grace the walls of the front room (where delicious breakfasts and (if desired) evening meals are served by the incomparable Gilbert and Javi).

Author: Luke Waterson writes, or has written, for various publications including Lonely Planet, Rough Guides, Moon Guidebooks and The Guardian