Hotels near Hotel Casa Granda Terrace Bar in Santiago

This hotel has a separate car park and is available 24 hours a day for free. Hotel facilities are OK, the window is not well sealed, some noisy. The bath water is very good, hot and hot, and it feels the best in all accommodations in Cuba. The breakfast buffet is plentiful.

Is Cuba more than a beach destination for you? When staying at the E Imperial, your stay will be accompanied by an incredible cultural heritage: offered by its century-old architecture and unique personality. Renovated and renovated in 2016, the building offers elegance to historical and modern features.Facing the pedestrian street of Las Enramadas, in the historic center of Santiago de Cuba, this hotel offers an impressive panoramic view from the rooftop. This experience, with a cocktail in hand, is a luxury for the five senses. Breathe the exquisitely calm atmosphere of a building that has delighted passersby for over 100 years.

Excellent emplacement, bâtiment superbe mais chambres des années 50,sans charme, sans modernité. Mobilier hors d’âge et des couches de peinture pour cacher la misère : la caricature de l’hôtel d’état cubain sans moyen et sans investissement depuis des décennies C’est dommage car le personnel est plutôt bien formé mais totalement désintéressé Le potentiel est énorme avec une magnifique terrasse sur la principale place de Santiago et un roof top exceptionnel mais totalement à l’abandon en terme de décoration et d’ambiance Ha oui, même déconvenue que à La Havana, porte close dans l’hôtel Impérial que nous avions réservé initialement et la sécurité qui nous dit de nous orienter vers le Casa Granda du même groupe touristique Cubanacan ! Aucune information préalable et surtout une chambre bien en dessous de nos attentes et très bruyant ! Es Cuba comme disent les cubains ! Petit déjeuner minimum et « socialiste » , c’est à dire que le choix est très limité et qualitativement très faible !

The Hotel Vedado provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Hotel Vedado is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Santiago.There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Monumental Complex Antonio Maceo, Plaza de Dolores and Revolution Plaza (Plaza De La Revolucion) all nearby.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.

Costa Morena All Inclusive is located in Santiago de Cuba. The accommodation has a restaurant and a bar. The unit is 27 km from the Las Guasimas battlefield.All rooms include a private bathroom.A buffet breakfast is served daily.The staff at the 24-hour reception speaks English and Spanish.The nearest airport is Antonio Maceo International Airport, located 50 km from the hotel.

With a great position on San Basilio Street, this hotel, named after the street on which it sits, is only a few meters from the famous central Parque Céspedes in Santiago de Cuba. Santiago, known as the City of Heroes, is an attractive place known for her historic, cultural and heritage attractions.The hotel was decorated reflecting the architecture of the building, dating from the 1920s, and is notable for its beautiful facade.It features eight comfortable rooms, and staff offer a personalized service of first-class quality.

Clean and comfortable attitude is good

The Carrusel Versalles is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Carrusel Versalles is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Santiago.With multiple attractions nearby including Plaza de Dolores, Plaza de Marte and Plaza Antonio Maceo Grajales, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city.

Hotel Islazul San Juan is located in the city of Santiago de Cuba, a few minutes from the historic center. Surrounded by trees and flowers and located a few meters from the Military Historical Park of the Hill of San Juan, where took place one of the most hard and decisive battles of the Spanish-Cuban-American War of 1898. There you can see the Spanish canyons and monuments to the honor and courage of the combatants.Among its facilities are an international restaurant and another specializing in Cuban food, a cafeteria, a snack bar, the lobby bar, the terrace bar disco, the pool for children and adults, a nightclub, medical services, a store, change of currency, room service, taxis, the tourist office, masseurs and the car rental office.Sometimes you can observe some species of wildlife around the facilities.

I travelled Nov. 3rd to Nov. 17th. Not my first trip to this resort, but I was a little worried to travel so early in the season. Departed Toronto just an hour late and arrived after an amazing flight with OWG into Holguin. This is a new airline operated by Hola sun and I was very pleasantly surprised. The food was the best I have ever had on a plane - served piping hot with the most wonderful brownie!! The flight crew were personable and professional. The flight was not full, so weight limit were a little flexible. Most of the plane was full of tourist staying in Holguin and only 7 of us boarded a small bus/taxi to Santiago. We did stop about half way there and were able to grab a beer, use the facilities and have a quick smoke. Off to Santiago where we had 2 stops to drop off guests at Las Americas and Casa Grande. Then the fun began - there is a detour leaving Santiago which confused out driver and we got lost!! Ended up in Siboney even after we kept telling him to turn left!! We arrived at Los Corales an hour late, but were still greeted by members of the Animation Crew and a Rum Punch - yum!!. We were upgraded to the Cabana section which I had never stayed in before - very nice! Comfy beds, really hot water and a sweet Chambermaid who had a hard time believing i didn't need my room cleaned every day! I was in A-1 which had a great view of the parking lot...lol. Old Bucanero friends were on staff, Alejandro in Reception, Elizabeth in Commercial relations and Natalie in the restaurant. The first few meals were served in the Lobby bar, and then were were directed to the Restaurant. Not a varied selection, but the food was hot and delicious. The pool was clean and refreshing, and Fransisco was at his usual post at the swim up bar. Animation crew always around for a chat, never did get in m Domino lesson! I had first booked Costa Morena but as they are only open on the weekends I was shifted to Corales. The first Saturday I took the staff bus to CM to visit with again old Bucanero friends - Oneivis, Omara and Eloy - also got to see Esther, Jesus and Mama Frita! You can see the damage done by the Cuban tourists, colour panels broken out of the new fence and plates and plastic cups everywhere. Eloy drove me back to Los Corales in time for an afternoon swim and to get ready for dinner. The next week was filled with sun fun and some rum and on the last Friday I went into the city to stay at Las Americas for the weekend - a friends birthday, visits with friends and some good Cuban home cooking! The hotel was not full and they didn't mind me wandering down to get coffee in the morning in my jammies! The cost was $45.00 Canadian per night and that included breakfast. Back to Los Corales on the Monday - $50.00 US for the taxi, didn't get his name but he was cheerful, stopped to let me take pictures nd grab some beer at the gas station just past the Prehistoric park. The last few days were spent at the pool, only one day did it require some chlorine, but