The small, two-star Dos Mares Hotel is great if you’re on a budget or a backpacker. It is conveniently located in the very center of Varadero, with numerous options for leisure and fun a short walk away.

One of Cuba’s most unique hotel properties in one of the country’s most hospitable and endearing towns, El Castillo (The Castle) dates from the mid-18th century. The views alone make guests feel like royalty.

Excellent for city tourism. Without having to take a taxi, you will cross streets that once enchanted mariners, merchants and illustrious people.

Encanto Arsenita is the second of its kind that is born in Gibara -also called La Villa Blanca– famous for its Festival de Cine Pobre, and for been a peaceful fishermen town that treasures amazing architectonical and historical values.

From their humble origin as a barn for horses, the stables in Holguín were transformed into homes and a boutique hotel where visitors, who prefer to experience something different, escape to.

Rivaling Havana Vieja and Trinidad for colonial restoration, Camagüey is a vibrant city not frequently visited by foreigners. This boutique hotel, in the city center, makes a great home base in a destination begging to be explored.

The Encanto Don Florencio Hotel is a typical colonial mansion converted into a hotel which was recently refurbished. It has a beautiful inner courtyard with two Jacuzzis in the center. The house is quite luxurious and has excellent views of the city from the balconies in the rooms.

You simply cannot ignore Camagüey! Traveling from east to west or vice versa, you always pass the city. A stay here is not only a sensible and practical decision, but also introduces an authentic, historical and a not-touristic town.

The Mascotte is a hotel that has preserved its neoclassical architecture dating from the 1860s. The preservation of the building recalls the era of the house — that of a home belonging to sugar barons in Remedios, before it became a hotel — with the telegraph office — in 1879.

You will walk through a city that seems to be frozen in time. You can visit the Valle de los Ingenios, an important sugar region of the Cuban colonial period.

Sancti Spíritus is one of Cuba’s most attractive colonial cities – and one of the least visited. Nevertheless, the boutique Encanto Rijo, is one of the most popular places to stay in provincial Cuba – giving you an idea of its charm.

Bayamo is the spirited, tidy Cuban town you’ve probably never heard of. The capital of Granma province, this historic city is undergoing a revival including major public and renovation projects – the classic Encanto Royalton among them.

A haven of peace amidst the cultural hive of the city. Strategic location to walk the streets and feel the overwhelming energy of the Cubans.

Santa Maria Hotel fronted two of the most important streets of the historic center of Camagüey, (Ignacio Agramonte and Republic streets), stands as an ideal starting point for exploring the city and its many attractions.

The small Hotel Velasco is an intimate, historic property built in 1902 by Luis Zorrilla Velasco in downtown Matanzas – a lovely city known for its bridges and architecture worth exploring for a couple of days.