Baracoa
Welcoming and hospitable, Ykira is Baracoa's premier hostess. She also serves a mean dinner made with homegrown herbs. A lovely mural lines the entrance…
Must-see hotels in Guantánamo Province
Baracoa
Doctor-proprietors that make killer mojitos? You'd better believe it. This colonial house offers six rooms with gorgeous wooden window bars (the best are…
Guantánamo Province
Knocking the socks off any Cuban all-inclusive resort is this delightful place 22km north of Baracoa. Four rustic wooden villas house 16 rooms in total…
Baracoa
Atmospheric and inviting in a way only Baracoa can muster, La Habanera sits in a restored and regularly repainted colonial mansion. The four front…
Guantánamo Province
Like many guantanameras, Lissett speaks perfect English, and her house is polished, comfortable and decked out with the kind of plush fittings that wouldn…
Baracoa
You can't tell from the busy street outside, but this elegant green clapboard-and-stone house has lovely country style and a tranquil atmosphere. There…
Baracoa
Run by the friendly and no-nonsense Dr Ysabel Garrido, this casa has three rooms above the bustling family home. A top-floor seaview terrace has a shaded…
Baracoa
Recline like a colonial-era conquistador in this historic fort-turned-hotel in the hilltop Castillo de Seboruco. Choose your room well: there's some wear…
Baracoa
The year 1511 is Baracoa's foundation date, and this diminutive place is a landmark, too, for offering dead-central accommodations with an abundant…
Guantánamo Province
Hotel Guantánamo is something approaching comfortable. The generic rooms are clean, the pool has water in it, and there's a good lobby bar-cafe mixing up…
Baracoa
Though a bit of a walk from the plaza, this is one of your best bets for lodging. This quiet 2nd-story apartment has clean rooms with lovely decor flooded…
Guantánamo Province
This Islazul hotel with an on-site restaurant is a decent choice in an outstanding, if not particularly convenient location, (about 11km from the actual…
Baracoa
Rarely is a city's most central casa among its best, but thus have the young hosts made this place: two spotless 2nd-floor rooms and a knockout terrace…
Guantánamo Province
With just enough zhuzh to keep you interested (hello, Beyoncé and JLo posters). Rooms are large and well kept, and there's a very nice inner patio with…
Guantánamo Province
This lovely farmstay also offers meals (CUC$8) and excursions. There are boat rides (CUC$2) and walks on the Sendero Cayo los Chinos trail (CUC$5).
Guantánamo Province
Ten lovely dollhouse cabins with bathrooms and air-conditioning. From Baracoa, it's on the road to Moa just before the Río Duaba.
Guantánamo Province
This remote desert outpost is as quiet as the resident goats want to keep it. Right next to the Faro de Maisí lighthouse and steps from the beach, these…
Baracoa
This welcoming home from 1840 exudes character with patios, porches and flowering begonias, though cleanliness could score a little higher. There are two…
Guantánamo Province
Overlooking Parque Martí, this somewhat refurbished colonial retains some elegance, with not terribly quiet rooms featuring quaint Juliet balconies. Check…
Baracoa
On the bay where Columbus allegedly planted his first cross is this peaceful, well-integrated low-rise hotel. Situated 4km from the town center and 200m…
Hostal Las Terrazas Casa Nilson
Baracoa
With elaborate woodwork, imagery and symbolism of Santería and Baracoan culture, this super-clean house has three quirky rooms over several floors. Ideal…
Baracoa
Stylish and sturdy, this hotel withstood Hurricane Matthew with honors. It's on the Malecón where it faces some of the most inclement weather in Cuba. Run…
Guantánamo Province
With rates cheaper than many casas particulares, these 35 economical, clean rooms smell only slightly musty, a pleasant surprise given the dark reception…
Guantánamo Province
Vacation among the locals in these rustic but comfortable cabins at Cajobabo’s gravelly beach. Reserve through Cubamar in Baracoa.
Guantánamo Province
Simple Cuban-style campismo offering very basic cabins at the end of the Finca Duaba road, 9km outside of Baracoa. The El Yunque hike starts here.
Baracoa
Russian émigré Magdalena Rovieskuya once posted aid to Castro's rebels up in the Sierra Maestra. La Rusa hit Baracoa in the 1930s, built a seafront hotel…
