Hotel Haya
Cuban design, Ybor history, and vibrant boutique spirit.
An exceptional
escape
Why choose this journey
Experience Tampa beyond the conventional urban hotel. Hotel Haya possesses a distinct personality, deeply rooted in the history of Ybor City, featuring sophisticated architecture, an excellent ambiance, an intimate pool, and a dining experience that is integral to the stay. It also serves as an excellent option before or after a cruise, owing to its proximity to Port Tampa Bay.
Hotel Haya occupies one of the most iconic stretches of 7th Avenue in Ybor City, a historic district built around the cigar industry. Its name pays homage to Ignacio Haya, one of the pioneers of this local industry. The project notably incorporates the historic façade of the former Las Novedades restaurant, whose history dates back to the late 19th century.
The 178 rooms, including 16 suites, blend references to the district’s past with contemporary design: exposed brick in certain categories, works by local artists, balconies overlooking 7th Avenue, and carefully selected materials. Sferra linens, Frette towels, and Grown Alchemist products enhance the boutique and refined character of the experience.
At the heart of the hotel, an indoor courtyard with a pool forms a true oasis away from the bustling streets of Ybor. Loungers, tropical vegetation, and poolside food and beverage service allow guests to dedicate part of their day here, while a 24-hour fitness center complements the wellness offerings.
Flor Fina serves as the gastronomic heart of the establishment, featuring cuisine that blends Latin American, Mediterranean, and Gulf Coast influences, accompanied by an extensive cocktail menu. Café Quiquiriquí extends the local identity with Cuban coffee, café con leche, empanadas, and pastelitos. The historic TECO Streetcar passes nearby, providing complimentary access from Ybor City to Downtown and the waterfront.
Unforgettable moments
- In the heart of Ybor City's historic district
- 178 meticulously designed rooms and suites
- MICHELIN Guide selection
- Tropical courtyard pool
- Architecture incorporating historic buildings
- Signature restaurant Flor Fina
- Cuban coffee shop Café Quiquiriquí
- TECO Streetcar to Downtown and the waterfront