This little corner of Havana in the heart of Bastille is already well-known to salsa aficionados. The spectacular 3000 m2 hacienda extends over 4 levels linked by an imposing staircase. Classified as a historical monument, its façade and metal structure are the work of the illustrious Gustave Eiffel.

On the ground floor, a tapas bar and the “Red Bar” decorated with beer bottle caps are warm, friendly areas where you can enjoy tapas at any time of day. In the evening, a contagious frenzy takes over the room and temperature rises as the DJ takes over with his sensual bossa-novas and wild salsa rhythms.

On the mezzanine, the restaurant, the patio winter garden and the table d’hôtes in the dining alcoves, offer a menu of South-American delicacies.

At the Cuban stopover on the 3rd floor, the swirls of “Romeo y Julieta” overlook the superb bar adorned with cigar bands. Curl up in a Chesterfield armchair and savour the house Mojitos and tapas.

A VIP Salon on the top floor provides a luxurious and more exclusive to discover new cocktails or enjoying a cosy dinner in the loggia or Moroccan room.

Barrio Latino nights are bathed in sunlight and the sweet, swaying rhythms played by in-house guru Carlos Campos, resident DJ and the author of numerous album compilations.