The Restaurant at Hotel Raquel

"This is often called "the Jewish hotel" Because the restaurant features borscht and latkes, while various lobby displays pay homage to Cuba's small, but active Jewish tradition"

"Built in 1908, in the old Jewish neighborhood of the city, the hotel's name and decor is a nod to Hebrew culture, and its restaurant even serves typical Jewish cuisine"

"There's no Wi-Fi here, and food at the on-site restaurant receives mediocre reviews, but perks include free breakfast, a small fitness room, and a lovely rooftop terrace with a charming wrought-iron gazebo, plenty of greenery, and views over the city"