They praise the performance of NH-Capri in Cuba

Specifically, the facility’s managers and employees celebrated this date and showed their pride in working there.

The Gran Caribe Hotel Group property, designed by Cuban architect José Canaves Ugalde and opened on November 27, 1957, has always been a pleasant and very well located place.

To celebrate this date, they held a central party in the pool area, on the rooftop, with tour operators, travel agency representatives, company executives and collaborators, said NH Collection Victoria General Manager Juan Candel Amer.

They also include key suppliers and executives from the island’s Ministry of Tourism (Mintur), the NH chain, among others, the executive said.

NH Hotel Group is a Spanish multinational hotel company founded in 1978 and headquartered in Madrid. The group markets under the brands NH Hotels, Anantara, Avani, Tivoli, NH Collection and nhow.

NH Hotels (Navarra Hotels) is mainly located in Europe, where it ranks third among business hotel chains, and Latin America, where it operates nearly 400 establishments with nearly 60,000 rooms in 30 countries in Europe, America, Asia and Africa (for several years it has been He worked in Cuba and now runs the Capri Hotel.)

The Capri, a classic hotel in Havana, has the greatest expectations to maintain its growth levels.

Candel Amer also said that they hope to continue betting on higher quality service because it is an establishment that does not forget customer experiences, a standard that also applies to another place in the Cuban capital, the NH Victoria Hotel.

Likewise, the manager noted that they have achieved the planned results so far, while mentioning that Capri’s main clients come from Argentina, Brazil, Spain, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Italy and Vietnam.

Located on Calle 21, between N and O, in Vedado, in the municipality of Plaza de la Revolución, the 19-storey building was one of the largest hotels with casinos in Havana at the time, and currently employs 198 workers.

It is a four-star accommodation with 220 rooms, including two-storey duplex apartments and suites, two restaurants, a snack bar, a gym, two bars, 24-hour room service, a conference hall, an event hall and Wi-Fi. .

It was nationalized by the Cuban Revolution in October 1960, and was called Hotel Horizontes Capri in the 1990s, until it closed in 2003 for repairs, reopening in January 2014, after which it was operated by the Spanish group NH Hoteles, under the name NH Capri Havana. .

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