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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.

 

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