Nacional Hotel

This hotel can be said to be the state guesthouse of Cuba. The hotel is of the highest grade in the whole of Cuba. The decoration is very luxurious and grand. If a foreign head of state visits Cuba, this must be the place for the reception dinner. It is definitely worth visiting and tasting. It really feels like a state guest.

This hotel is a little bit away from the old town by taxi, but the scenery is nice, the environment is beautiful, and there is a seaside avenue next to it for taking photos. The most important thing is! This hotel has free Wi-Fi! You know how difficult it is to surf the Internet in Cuba, and this hotel actually has free wifi, which is perfect for the vast number of Internet addicts in China! Because it is a state guesthouse for more than 100 years, the facilities are still relatively old, and the service is very average, but overall, it is good in a broken place like Cuba, recommended!

Havana (Spanish: La Habana; English: Havana) is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Cuba, and the national economic and cultural center. Located on the Almendares River in Havana Bay, northwest of Cuba, it controls the gateway from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean and has an important strategic position. Havana is located on the northwest coast of Cuba, surrounded by the Havana Province. It is the capital, major city and commercial center of Cuba. The city is the largest city in Cuba and the Caribbean countries. It is the seat of the Cuban government. Many political institutions and business headquarters are also located in Havana. Havana is located in the tropics, with a mild climate and pleasant weather all year round. It is known as the "Pearl of the Caribbean". It has many ancient churches, castles, squares, museums, monuments, parks, libraries, etc. It is a famous tourist destination. Havana is divided into two parts: the old city and the new city. The old city is a treasure house of architectural art, with buildings of different styles from different periods. There are also many ancient Spanish-style buildings, some of which are listed as world cultural heritage. The New City is one of the famous modern cities in Latin America. It faces the Caribbean Sea, has wide and neat streets, high-rise buildings, luxurious hotels, restaurants, apartments, government buildings, etc., dotted with flower beds and lawns, full of modern atmosphere and prosperity.