Cuba

El castillo 

El Castillo hotel (The Castle) is the result of the adaptation of an old colonial fort (Sanguily Fort), built in 18th Century with a privileged location at the top of a hill. This location allows its several splendid views of the mountains that circle the City, views of the City itself and to the one of the three bays that surround it.
From the Hotel you can explore the beautiful rivers in the area: Duaba, Miel (Honey), Yumurí and Toa river, which is the widest river in Cuba.
Baracoa’s name is aboriginal and means "land of waters", but this is also a land of cacao, coconuts and minerals. The area has interesting traditions, history and legends.

La Habanera 

The Habanera Hotel is located on the Independence Square, in the heart of the historical city of Baracoa, the first of the seven villages founded by the Spaniards in Cuba.
The Hotel was recently renovated, maintaining its colonial enchantment and becoming the right choice for those who love to be in contact with the Cuban life of one of the most well preserved and genuine cities in Cuba, where you can be sure of receiving a personalized service and the warmest welcome.

La rusa 

The Hotel La Rusa, named for a glamorous but mysterious Russian lady - "La Rusa": "the Russian woman", is one of the distinctive features of the Malecón in Baracoa. The lady's memory is revered and preserved in this small but cozy and intimate hotel. Nobody tells you her name, she is now and forever La Rusa, just another of the myths that envelop Baracoa, the wonderful city where you can enjoy the pleasant sea breezes and an immense panorama of the blue waters of the sea and the singular topography of the Yunque together with a range of mountains that crowd behind the town.

Porto Santo 

The Porto Santo Hotel enjoys a privileged location in the Villa of Baracoa, it is next to Baracoa bay, with a small private beach where according to the legend was seated the famous Cross of the Parra, the religious historical object older than is conserved of the arrival from the Spaniards to America. Porto Santo offers 60 rooms and a variety of services which together with the genuine personal care of its employees could become your stay in an unforgettable experience. Also offers the possibility to enjoy some excursions that are unique of this region such as a river trip in an aborigine boat called Cayuca.

Villa Maguana

The secluded and peaceful inn fronts a totally private, pretty cove next to a 2km (1 1/4-mile) -long white-sand beach. The four rooms are quite large and charmingly rustic, like private cabins, with dark wood furniture and red and yellow decor