The Hotel Ambos Mundos, with its discreet eclectic architecture, built in the late 1920s, is an intimate and cozy place that stands out as unique landmark: since the early 1930s it was home to American writer and Nobel Prize in Literature Ernest Hemingway. During his stay at the Ambos Mundos, he wrote the first chapters of the novel "For whom the BellTolls", and once stated that the hotel"... was a good place to write in ...". Today Hemingway's room exhibits many of his personal belongings, among them, his typewriter; the writers aura is complemented with the Plaza de Armas restaurant serving Hemingway's favorite dishes. Another unique feature of Ambos Mundos is its stunning Roof Garden on the top floor, with a superb barbecue and one of the best views of Old Havana.