Ciego de Ávila Province
Surely one of the most professionally run casas in Cuba, Maité's place is reason alone to visit Morón. Relax by the small pool, on the breezy roof terrace…
Must-see hotels in Ciego de Ávila Province
Cayo Coco
This sleek five-star opened in December 2015 and was rebuilt after a gutting by Hurricane Irma. Having bagged a large slice of once tranquil Playa Las…
Ciego de Ávila Province
Plenty of shade, a lily pond and a curtain of water cascading in front of the pool bar add up to make the Daiquirí as unpretentious and appealing as ever…
Cayo Coco
This intimate resort on Playa Las Coloradas, at the hotel strip's eastern end, is everything you'd expect from Spain's Meliá chain. For a luxury twist,…
Cayo Coco
The Spanish-colonial villas with attractively tiled public areas lend the Colonial a refined, cloistered air, as if you've landed in a village rather than…
Ciego de Ávila Province
Tired cyclists and drivers, look no further: here's a bright-pink corner haven with a carport that's easy to find, with owners who have accrued years of…
Ciego de Ávila Province
It may not be the newest kid on the block by the time you read this, but the Gran Muthu Imperial is an attractive choice for adults only. While the…
Gran Caribe Club Cayo Guillermo
Ciego de Ávila Province
This three-star, economically priced resort is the oldest hotel on the Sabana-Camagüey archipelago (opened in 1993) and has had more name changes than the…
Cayo Coco
Backpackers aren't well catered for on Cuba's resort islands, except perhaps at this imitation of an erstwhile charcoal-burner's camp. Four pseudo-rustic…
Cayo Coco
The family choice. Tryp is a quintessential all-inclusive with a meandering pool, myriad bars and nightly tourist shows. Facilities are good, although…
Ciego de Ávila Province
There's comfort and independence in this lovely pale-blue house with three rooms (two of them apartments) with a couple of terraces and views across the…
Cayo Coco
The big kahuna of Cuba resorts (1176 rooms), this five-star place, which opened in 2014, constitutes a small town with golf carts to get around, maps to…
Memories Flamenco Beach Resort
Cayo Coco
Opened in 2011 and equipped with 624 decent-sized rooms (still looking fairly shiny) in 10 gabled three-floor villas arranged around two pools (one with a…
Ciego de Ávila Province
Ostensibly scruffy, Morón is a town of many secrets and here's one of them – a beautiful yellow-and-white plantation house with a two-level wraparound…
Ciego de Ávila Province
A budget hotel, aimed as much at Cubans as foreigners, is an unusual occurrence in these parts. The Gregorio, named for Hemingway's old fishing partner,…
Ciego de Ávila Province
Where have all the tourists gone? Cayo Coco probably, leaving this Islazul staple the domain of Cuban sports teams and workers on government-sponsored…
Ciego de Ávila Province
Two clean rooms off a long corridor culminating in a patio equals textbook private-rental standard, with no real quirks. It's only a block from the center…
Ciego de Ávila Province
Rustic accommodation in the small complex atop Loma de Cunagua is sometimes available if you phone ahead.
