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Press

We aim to provide inspiration to all those who travel to Hotel Havana, and so we are especially honored when the press has kind words to say about us. Allow them to speak to the experience of staying with us.

For any press-related inquiries, including photo shoots, image requests, or media rates, please contact bunkhouse@m18pr.com.

Interior of a suite at Hotel Havana for Insider
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“Your Instagram feed will never look better after a stay at this brightly-colored boutique hotel.”

Interior of a suite at Hotel Havana for 10 Best
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“This stunning hotel, situated on a quiet stretch of the North Riverwalk known as the Museum Reach, is almost a century old and offers elegant accommodations, from the studios to the Penthouse Suite.”

Exterior of Hotel Havana for Condé Nast Traveler
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“This bohemian, Cuba-inspired is an oasis along a quieter stretch of the River Walk.”

A dish from Ocho for Houston Chronicle
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“Housed in a glass room like an art deco terrarium with the River Walk along one wall, Ocho is the playground of chef Jesse Kuykendall, who won a recent episode of the Food Network show ‘Chopped.’”

A dish from Ocho for San Antonio Express News
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“The restaurant itself is perched above the River Walk like a glass-walled greenhouse for growing a reputation.”

A dish from Ocho for San Antonio Magazine
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“Settle in at a table overlooking the River Walk in this restaurant at Hotel Havana. With a menu inspired from Mexico, Cuba and Texas, brunch features favorites like chilaquiles with crispy corn tortillas, guajillo salsa, Mexican crema, onion, queso fresco, and Cuban refried beans topped with avocado.”

An Ocho sign for San Antonio Current
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“These days, the menu is Chef Kirk’s love letter to the humble fare of their South Texas upbringing — rooted not just in Cuban influences but those of Mexico and Texas.”