The neo-Moorish Hotel Sevilla in Havana just off the Prado harks back to a bygone age of Spanish stucco and intricate craftsmanship. The gilded lobby has blue-tinted azulejos (glazed tiles) and decorative wooden ceilings. Graham Green used the Sevilla room 501 as the setting in his 1958 novel Our Man in Havana where Wormold meets his boss.