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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

The food was better than we had feared (but they routinely overcook seafood, so stick with chicken) and there was more English spoken than we had expected. Weather was great.…
PR, Edinburgh Feb 2013
Most memorable experience: "Difficult to choose one! Sunrise boat trip on the Laguna del Tesoro with mist coming off the water and variety of bird life, watching the sun go…
AW, High Wycombe Apr 2015
Highlights: Meeting the local guides and owners of casas particolares, who were unfailingly helpful, friendly and genuinely keen to welcome us to their country. On of the highlights of the…
RP, London Feb 2016
Most memorable experience: "It had to be La Guarida paladar in Havana, travelling in the vintage cars and also the Casa de la Musica in Trinidad, just sitting outside in…
ZEW, London Jun 2015
Most memorable experiences: "The self drive itinerary and experience gave us a window into the real Cuba, off the beaten track but never too scary. We were sad to hand…
NC, Reading Jun 2015
Visiting Trinidad and listening to all the music being played around the city.
RS, Southampton Mar 2016

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