Hotels in Cuba

Cut off from the rest of the world for decades, Cuba is blessed with postcard-perfect that is comprised of sugar-white beaches, diverse ecosystems and gorgeous mountains. If you are looking for the best cities to stay in Cuba, Havana, the country’s capital city should definitely top your list. Havana has been nothing but a tourists’ delight. Havana MetroBus (MetroBus de La Habana) is the main form of public transportation in the city, and its lines are identified with the letter “P.” During your stay in Havana, be sure to check out some of the best hotels in Cuba like Hotel Nacional de Cuba and BelleVue Deaville Hotel. Havana may be Cuba’s capital and most prominent city, but spending a couple of nights in Trinidad will definitely bring you face to face with the nation’s colonial gem. Trinidad is, without doubt, one of the best-preserved colonial towns in Cuba. The old part of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some of the best hotels you can stay in while in Trinidad include Casa MiCuba and Casa Tona hotel. Bus and taxi are the most popular ways of moving around this central-Cuban city.

Cuba drips with culture, history, and a captivating mystique. If you are looking to satisfy your curiosity, head over to Santa Clara and check out Che Guevara Mausoleum. The monument sits at the site of the last guerrilla battle led by Che Guevara. Next to the monument is the Museo Historica de la Revolucio, a museum that exhibits some of Che’s personal items. Visitors can purchase tickets at the entrance of the museum. If you're looking for cheap hotels in Cuba, Hotel Santa Clara Libre is one of the best Cuba hotels you can stay in while in Santa Clara. And if you are looking to go back in time, take a trip to the Baracoa in the eastern part of Cuba. Founded in 1511, this is the oldest city in Cuba. Visitors come to this city to explore the charming colonial architecture and the lush countryside waterfalls and pristine beaches. The hillside of the El Yunque is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Book your stay at El Castillo hotel and enjoy the best of eastern Cuba. Baracoa is free to visit. However, you will need to purchase tickets to access attractions like El Yunque.

Cuba by night is simply legendary, a scene you won't easily forget. And remember, you do not need to have lots of money to party in this island nation. Havana has some of the best spots for nightlife in Cuba, where you have a night you'll always remember. Specifically, El Floridata (Little Florida) is definitely a must-visit for party lovers. While in Havana, be sure to try out some of the island’s best cuisines such as Arroz y Frijoles Negros (basically rice and black beans) that is usually served as an accompaniment to the main dishes, such as Lechon asado or Ropa vieja. Memories Jibacoa and NH Collection Victoria La Habana are some of the best hotels near El Floridata.

From Christopher Columbus’ 1492 trip to the Bay of Pigs and beyond, Cuba has its fair share of art and history. One of the most significant historical spots in Cuba is the Comandancia de la Plata in Sierra Maestra. Nestled atop a mountain ridge, this is the spot where Fidel Castro launched his guerrilla war against the Batista government. The main attraction at this camp is definitely Fidel’s house with its seven or so escape routes. At the camp is a museum, rebel huts, a radio building and a makeshift hospital that was built by Che Guevara. Casa Velazquez, built in the early 16th century is the oldest standing house in the whole of Cuba, and definitely one of the oldest in the Americas. Today, this building houses the Museo de Ambiente Historico Cubano, a museum of furnishings and decorations that date back to the 16th century. These attractions are usually busy between October and April when most tourists visit the country. One of the best hotels in Cuba near Casa Velasquez is the Cubanacan Hotel Versalles.

As of December 2024, there are 4,191 operators available to choose from for hotels in Cuba.

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