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Hotel Central – Vinales

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Hotel Central is a colonial-style property close to the centre of Vinales, in the heart of Cuba's most captivating countryside. 

This low rise, colonial style hotel, located in the centre of the town, has a pleasant white-washed façade with a red tiled roof and shady terrace. Bright shiny floor tiling is offset by traditional dark wood furnishings in the public areas, which include a bar/restaurant on the ground floor, and the large windows throughout allow for the passage of cooling breezes. The 23 guest rooms have slatted doors opening to a terrace overlooking the main square, the street or the interior. They have one or two queen-sized beds and are well equipped with TV and air-conditioning. There’s free parking on the street outside and Wi-Fi is included throughout the property.

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What our clients say

  • We had a great time in Cuba, very pleased with the literary suggested and implemented by JLA. Hannah (W) was a pleasure to deal with. We would certainly recommend JLA…

    JH Bedford May 2013
  • The Car Tour was brilliant, Bright pink car around the city of Havana, such a beautiful place.

    TDB, Swadlincote Mar 2017
  • The hiking tour above Topes de Collantes lead by Valentine was fantastic. Wonderful sights and sounds lead by an experienced guide with a good sense of humour.

    DM, Edinburgh Apr 2015
  • Most memorable experiences: Visiting Las Terrazas, exploring Havana, brief stop in Santa Clara, and contact with Cubans along the way

    HP, King's lynn Sep 2015
  • Many happy memories but loved the guided tour of Havana in the vintage car (huge 1953 Ford pink and cream convertible). Also enjoyed walking in the beautiful Vinales valley, it…

    JR, Cambridge Jan 2015
  • Highlight?: The road journeys through eastern Cuba.

    JB, May 2017
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Kathryn
Kathryn Rhodes - Travel Expert

Kathryn backpacked across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru before joining us. She has a degree in Philosophy and French and is a keen netball player.

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    Kathryn backpacked across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru before joining us. She has a degree in Philosophy and French and is a keen netball player.

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