Description

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This facility is near the historic center of Trinidad, the Caribbean's museum-city, and one of the first villages founded in Cuba by the Spanish conquistadors. Gems like the Romantic Museum, the Plaza Mayor (Main Square), the Santa Ana Church and the Cantero Palace stand out for their architectural elements and the history they treasure. Natural settings like those in the Valle de los Ingenios (Sugar Mill Valley) or in the Guamuhaya Mountain Range and the Ancón Peninsula complete the region's beauty and are ideal for the practice of nautical sports. Visitors will also find many restaurants and recreational centers where local, typical dishes and drinks are served such as the Canchánchara.

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Rooms Facilities

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Air conditioning	Cable TV
Bathroom	Telephone

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Hotel Facilities

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Bar	Restaurant

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