Jose A Cortina #510, e/O'Farril y Patrocinio, Havana, La Habana
The price is $93 per night from Jun 5 to Jun 6
$93
per night
Jun 5 - Jun 6
9.8/10 Exceptional! (18 reviews)
"Lovely restored building, wonderful staff, clean room, good restaurant with views around the corner. Will definitely stay there again. Not that close to old havana or malecon, but very pleasant with amazing breakfast for a reasonable price."
San Juan de Dos #67, Between Compostela and Havana, Havana, La Havana, 10200
The price is $53 per night from Jun 3 to Jun 4
$53
per night
Jun 3 - Jun 4
9/10 Wonderful! (46 reviews)
"Great place to stay, very safe, staff was awesome yanislydis was a was perfect host. I plan to stay again as this place resides in the heart of Havana. Thank you and we will see you again."
San Ignacio 360, Apto 7, E/ Teniente Rey y Muralla, Havana, Habana Vieja, 10100
The price is $63 per night from Jun 1 to Jun 2
$63
per night
Jun 1 - Jun 2
7.6/10 Good! (11 reviews)
"The property is well located. I had a room with two twin beds. The room was small but ok for both of us. I didn’t know it was in a second floor what made it a little more difficult to go up and down. We were charge for wifi $1.00 per hour. We thought it was included"
Chacon 206, e/ Aguacate y Compostela, Havana, La Habana
The price is $119 per night from Jun 4 to Jun 5
$119
per night
Jun 4 - Jun 5
9.6/10 Exceptional! (101 reviews)
Staff are amazing!
"The staff were amazing-so helpful, kind and friendly and have us so much practical help too which was invaluable. Apart from two occasions where we asked for the bed sheets to be cleaned and they weren't, everything else was top notch and we had a very comfortable stay."
"The place is located in a residential area, but it is full of little surprises like boutique restaurants and other places to explore. We really enjoyed that. I would say that outside of old Havana this neighborhood is a great one to be in if you really want a taste of Cuban life. We didn’t feel unsafe ..."
Calle Sol 161 (escalera), entre Cuba y San Ignacio, Havana, Havana, 10100
The price is $59 per night from Jun 1 to Jun 2
$59
per night
Jun 1 - Jun 2
9/10 Wonderful! (73 reviews)
"Al Sol is a charming accommodation for a couple days in Havana. It is a bright, spacious and quiet place just a couple minutes away from the Plaza Vieja!! The rooms are very well kept with tall ceilings and our host was most warm and accommodating. The room we booked had an issue with the toilet ..."
Avenida 52 #2706 entre 27 y 29, Cienfuegos, Cienfuegos, 55100
The price is $84 per night from Jun 1 to Jun 2
$84
per night
Jun 1 - Jun 2
9.2/10 Wonderful! (56 reviews)
"Nous avons passé un très bon séjour dans ce beau palais très spacieux, très proche de la place centrale et de ses centres d'intérêt. L'accueil a été très chaleureux et très précieux pour découvrir Cienfuegos. Les repas et les petits déjeuners sont de grande qualité."
"Very nice building in historical centre of Havana. Good room, clean, good working AC. The staff, Gisel, Patricia and Yanelys are very friendly and supportive. They helped us with booking other accomodations and transportation, saved us a lot of time. Big thanks"
Avenida las Terrazas, 21, Santa Maria del Mar, Havana
7.4/10 Good! (18 reviews)
Villa Los Pinos.
"It is as good as you can expect from a property in a third world country. We enjoyed our stay. Place was clean and comfortable considering. Compared to other places we have stayed at in Cuba this has been one of the best. Definitely would book it again in the future."
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Cuba Hotel Travel Guide
Welcome to Cuba
Sun, sand, and strong coffee: These are the tenets of any good trip to Cuba. Most flights land at José Martí International Airport in Havana, and from there the island is your oyster. Candy-colored buildings in Plaza Vieja will take your breath away while you sip on gigantic mojitos, and as you watch the sun set from the El Morro Fort you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a postcard. And at the end of any long, adventure-filled day, hotels in Cuba are waiting to welcome you back to an evening of relaxation. Whether you get a room with a view of the Atlantic or stay in Old Havana—where the rhythm of samba will lull you to sleep—you’ll have the getaway of a lifetime.
How to Travel to Cuba
You can book your flight to Cuba right here on Expedia while you’re browsing our top Cuba hotels. The process of booking travel to Cuba is pretty easy, but there are a few extra steps to keep in mind.
U.S. citizens must obtain a general license to travel to Cuba—you can choose from 12 different reasons for your travel while you’re booking your ticket. Options include “support for the Cuban people” and “educational activities,” among others.
You’ll also need proof of non-U.S. health insurance, as most U.S.-based insurance companies will not cover you during your trip. Additionally, your passport must be valid for the duration of your adventure, so always check its expiration date prior to booking your flight.
Things to Do in Cuba
Once you’ve set down your bags at one of its colorful hotels, Cuba invites you to investigate its treasures. Walk through history at Morro Castle, marvel at the architecture of the baroque Havana Cathedral, and let the mist of Turquino National Park—located in the southern tip of the country and thus the best part of a getaway within a getaway—envelop you. When you need a rest, one of the splendid hotels on the island is the best place to savor a catnap. Famous properties are taking reservations, and tons of beachside resorts offer on-site restaurants and lovely amenities.
Book Hotels in Cuba
Ready to book your Cuba hotel and journey to one of the world’s most vibrant islands? Browse all of the best hotels in Cuba right here on Expedia and find the one calling your name. Then pack your camera and your flip-flops and prepare to eat all the arroz con pollo you can handle.
Quick facts about Cuba:
With 11.2 million residents, Cuba ranks 108th in population compared to other countries
The currency in Cuba is the Cuban Peso
Don't forget to stop in Playa, Pilon, and Cayo Granma while you're in the country
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Alhabana
5/5 Excellent
Friendly staff, very clean.
"The property was very clean and the staff was helpful and friendly. We enjoyed our stay. Not as centrally located as previous reviews had indicated, and was a fair walk to reach the central tourist area, but it was doable and the hotel is a great value. The atrium between the hotel and the next building can carry a fair amount of noise from the adjacent building…dogs barking and loud voices at night. The noise wasn’t constant, but it did wake us in the early hours overnight one night. Definitely not a dealbreaker though. US dollars are widely accepted but if you need to exchange your money do it at the hotel, it was the best rate we found. Also, download an interactive city map that doesn’t need Wi-Fi to your phone before you go. The APP store doesn’t work once you arrive, even on Wi-Fi and paper maps are almost impossible to find."
"Definitely the best point about this hostal is the staff and the location. The staff help us with absolutely everything we needed and really care about us.
The hostal is very close to the capitol, walking distance to most touristic places. Is located on top of a night club so the music and be heard from most of the rooms but it didn't avoid us sleeping, a proof of it is that we actually repeated the stay on the same hostel at the end of the trip for additional three nights. "
A verified traveler stayed at Hostal Habana Boulevard
"I stayed with Carmen for a week and I had a wonderful time. Carmen genuinely cares for the people who stay with her and treats them like members of the family. Her space felt safe and relaxing after time spent in the chaotic city of Havana. Carmen is always willing to help any way she can even though she does not speak much English. On top of that, the breakfast she serves is delicious. Each day I began my morning with a feast of fresh tropical fruit, eggs and toast on her beautiful balcony overlooking the street below.
At the same time, remember that this is a casa particular and not a luxury hotel. Be respectful of your host and remember that they are doing the best they can with the resources available to them. "
"A gem in Havana, the house is named after a sweet tree in the garden. Three guest rooms for now but they are expanding to six rooms next year with a small spa and yoga classes. The personal attention from Celine, Matteo and their staff is priceless. Nicely decorated rooms with private bathrooms, the shower even had water jets! The breakfast had a powerful cereal boost, toast with cheese (but you can ask for anything they have available) and fresh fruit. After hitting the town, you return home to this cool place where a good conversation is easy to start, if you need one. They have a blue Cadillac and run a two hour city tour which is fabulous. They are planning to organise beach excursions in Cadillacs next yeer. Matteo and Celine are so friendly that we felt at home. You won’t get any better value for money.
Will definitely stay here again, when back in Havana"
A verified traveler stayed at Residencia Albero Dulce
"My partner and I had an amazing time! The staff was friendly, accommodating, helpful and supportive. They helped me plan & set up a private surprise bday dinner for my partner, as well as provided amazing food recommendations, made reservations, coordinated excursions, set up transportation etc. The hotel also has an outstanding security team. With the hotel having about 6 rooms, it has a very familial type of feel. The hotel is clean, beautiful and the roof top is fantastic. Staff are able to converse in English and Spanish (possibly more languages). This will be my go-to hotel when I return to Cuba."
A verified traveler stayed at El Candil Boutique Hotel
"Al Sol is a charming accommodation for a couple days in Havana. It is a bright, spacious and quiet place just a couple minutes away from the Plaza Vieja!! The rooms are very well kept with tall ceilings and our host was most warm and accommodating. The room we booked had an issue with the toilet flushing and immediately we were transferred to an even nicer room which we absolutely loved! Our breakfast was made with care and served with a warm smile to start our day off right!! We even met the owner of the place who was such a gentleman. Finally, since we had a whole day in Havana before leaving, they were so kind to store our bags until we left the city. I would definitely stay here again—I wish I remembered the names of the two lovely ladies we were dealing with—a big gracias to you both :)"
