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Hotel Rio Miel

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Hotel Rio Miel is a decent mid-range option with a seafront location in Baracoa.

Hotel Rio Miel, offers comfy and bright mid-range accommodation on the seafront promenade in the coastal town of Baracoa. There are 12 classically furnished guest rooms set over three floors (no lift), each accommodating a maximum of two people, with air conditioning and private bathroom. In room facilities are pretty good for a hotel of this type in Cuba: satellite TV, minibar, safety box, telephone and balcony. Breakfast is offered and there’s a lobby bar on the ground floor where you can get a snack or light meal. The hotel has its own private car park.

What our clients say

We found Cuba utterly seductive. It is rare to find anywhere still as distinctive. But it is a country for travellers; to go just to the beach is a waste.…
PH, Pimlico Jun 2013
Havana music, Vinales cigar plantation & Luis the guide in Cienfuegos
AB, Dollar Apr 2016
Most memorable experience: “the vibe and architecture of Havana; driving on the roads of Cuba - empty motorways, gigantic potholes, no signs, picking up random people who flagged us down;…
SB, Lewisham May 2013
Most Memorable Moment?: The perfect travel arrangements, staying int he homestays, seeing how much things have changed The refurbished Alicia Alonso theatre is amazing and not to be missed.
AW, Watford Feb 2016
I can honestly say that our trip was fantastic throughout. We found Cuba to be beautiful, fascinating and very welcoming and felt completely looked after by the companies involved. Attention…
HH, London Nov 2015
Cuba is a fascinating, beguiling, enchanting, confusing and sometimes challenging country caught in a 60 year timewarp. It is almost as though the clock stopped in 1960. If you can't…
SM, Madrid Mar 2013

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